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Come along with us to work in historic Horsnell Gully Conservation Park. Restore the native vegetation which is home to the yellow-footed antechinus and chestnut-rumped heathwren.This month we will plan to work on blackberry, broom, hawthorn, olive and desert ash.
Please register on our website here: https://fobhm.org.au/events to let us know you are coming.
Come up Old Norton Summit Road.
Turn right (south) at Horsnell Gully Road.
Continue to the end of Horsnell Gully Road, when you get to the quarry, turn right into the park. Continue to the car park.
Our focus this month will be subject to weather and local conditions.
Wear sturdy shoes for going off track. Bring your hat, sunscreen and afternoon tea. We also recommend long sleeves and trousers to protect your legs and arms from scratches.
If you prefer to use your own gloves bring them along too, otherwise we will have some for you.
If the fire warning rating is extreme or catastrophic this event will be automatically be cancelled. Wet or windy weather or a forcast for lightning may also cause the cancellation of this event.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Horsnell Gully Conservation Park, Stirling, Australia
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