Join a hands-on field day exploring local plants and biodiversity in the Willowmavin Biolink project.
Sunday 11 October 2026
9:30am - 12:00pm
Tantaraboo Rd, Willowmavin VIC 3764, Australia
Free
Experience an engaging outdoor event where you will learn about the local landscape and biodiversity. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with nature and contribute to important citizen science efforts.
You will be guided on how to use the iNaturalist app to photograph and record plants, helping build a valuable database of the area's flora. No prior plant knowledge is needed, making it perfect for families and beginners.
Meet like-minded nature enthusiasts and explore the Biolink landscape, discovering native plants and weeds while contributing to environmental conservation.
This free event runs on Sunday, 11 October 2026, from 09:30 to 12:00. It is a morning field day located at Tantaraboo Rd, Willowmavin VIC 3764.
Participants will learn to use the iNaturalist app, discover local plant species, and contribute to a citizen science project that tracks biodiversity changes over time.
The event is weather dependent, so please be prepared for outdoor conditions. If you wish to stay for lunch, bring a dish to share with others.
The event takes place at Tantaraboo Rd, Willowmavin VIC 3764. The exact address will be emailed to registered participants the evening before the event.
Willowmavin is a scenic rural area, so plan your travel accordingly. Parking and access details will be provided upon registration.
This location offers a wonderful natural setting to explore local biodiversity and enjoy fresh air and open space.
No previous plant knowledge is required, making this event accessible for families and individuals new to nature exploration.
Bring comfortable outdoor clothing, sturdy shoes, and any personal items you may need for a morning outdoors.
The event is free but requires booking via Humanitix to secure your spot and receive location details.
Weather conditions may affect the event, so stay tuned for any updates from the organisers.
This is a free event, but booking is essential. Reserve your place through Humanitix to participate.
Upon registration, you will receive an email with the exact location and any additional instructions.
If you plan to stay for lunch, please bring a dish to share, fostering a friendly community atmosphere.
Enjoy a rewarding morning contributing to local environmental knowledge without any cost.
