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The Friends of Darebin Creek are holding a community planting and cultural connections event on World Environment Day – Sunday June 4 The day will involve a range of community activities, including a Welcome to Country from a Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Elder, water bug discovery, a tour of the area including inaturalist instruction and tree planting for small woodland bird habitat as part of establishing a biodiversity corridor in the stretch of Darebin Creek from Nangak Tamboree near Plenty Road to the Ring Road.
This is a fantastic opportunity to be out with family or mingle with other locals while participating in Care for Country. Hope to see you all there!
Register here.
Friends of Darebin Creek (FoDC) acknowledge that the Darebin Creek and its surrounds are on unceded Woi Wurrung country where the Wurundjeri people are the traditional custodians. FoDC pay respect to past and present Wurundjeri elders, support the need for reconciliation and recognise the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
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