We would have achieved nothing without our volunteers and members.
Make it happen - volunteer
What will a morning working bee look like?
Well that changes throughout the year.
Spring is filled with transplanting seedlings from sowing trays into tubes.
Maybe you have a great idea to improve the flow of the nursery, you have a desire to collect seeds or maintaining our display garden out the front is more your thing.
One thing is for sure - you’ll meet a great group of like-minded people doing their bit to help the environment.
To find out more about volunteering with Kumarangk Hindmarsh Island Landcare Group click here
or just come into the nursery any Tuesday morning from 9am.
We are a welcoming bunch and there is a cracker morning tea about 10.30am :-)
“At its heart, Landcare is an example of community at its best – passionate locals working to better protect and care for the environment around them.
People want to be part of something optimistic and practical. An organisation that solves problems, brings people together, and protects our precious home. That’s what Landcare does.
Every time I visit a local Landcare group and meet people doing their bit for the environment, I leave full of hope and gratitude.”
Quote attributable to Minister for the Environment, the Hon. Tanya Plibersek MP
