The Red Hill Regenerators invite you to our next working bee of 2016 on Sunday 6 November 2016
This month we will climb back up the Hill to the ‘rabbit proof fence’ where we worked in October. There is something for everyone – groves of Cootamundra, fiddly Oregon Grape remnants, spiky Pyracantha and easy Cotoneasta and Rowan. While weeding you may spot the resident Swamp Wallaby and clouds of Australian Painted Ladies feeding on Creamy Candle nectar.
The details:
Time: Sunday 6 November 2016 Work: 0900 to 1230, with byo morning tea at 1100
More information: info@redhillregenerators.org.au. Prior registration is not required.
Location: Meet above the laneway opposite the top end of Torres Street/Mugga Way. We will work north along the old ‘rabbit proof fence’ about 100m up the hill and up to the top ‘rabbit proof fence’.
Activities:
You bring: Water, hat, long sleeved shirt, long pants, sunburn cream, solid shoes, eye protection, byo morning tea.
We bring: Gloves, tools, herbicides. Safety briefing and instructions at 9.15am. In the event of an equipment shortage, priority for tools will be given to Red Hill Regenerators members.
Note: Children under 16 years must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult. The event will be cancelled by email (if practicable) in the event of rain.
Other events scheduled for 2016 for your diary are:
