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Get involved in the conservation and protection of Darebin Creek. Regular Friends Activities include tree planting and habitat restoration clean-up days, Guest speaker and information nights and bushwalks.
Part of the reserve has been fenced off for some years due to lead contamination. There is a plan but no timeline.
The Friends of Darebin Creek have now been set up as a community group to receive donations when scanning our barcode.
After several years’ dedicated work at Arch Gibson Reserve, the results are looking “mighty good”, so what’s next for the Dunne St parkland area?
The Friends of Darebin Creek have received a Banyule Council grant for digital training.
The Friends of Darebin Creek were a recipient of the Victorian Landcare Project Grant which they used to purchased maintenance tools.
The Friends of Darebin Creek now have merchandise to purchase, including great t-shirts and hoodies made from recycled material.
Read our article in the May 2023 edition of The Rezzadent. ‘Planting for the Future’ covers the revegetation of the Arch Gibson Reserve in Kingsbury.
The community group Friends of Darebin Creek is working with other groups to revegetate the Darebin Creek where it flows through Reservoir, Kingsbury and Bundoora.
Darebin Bush Crew are currently dealing with a cluster of South African Weed Orchids, which they have found in an area near the La Trobe Uni footbridge.
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