Rewilding Darebin: Community Planting Day at Ray Bramham Gardens

Rewilding is an important form of environmental restoration where indigenous plant species are reintroduced to an area to improve biodiversity and beautify local parks and open spaces.

Council is committed to creating opportunities where residents can meet, socialise and give back to the local environment and we would love for you to take part. Since the launch of Darebin’s Rewilding program in 2020, over 300,000 plants have been planted all over Darebin!

Please join us and come along and learn about indigenous plants and species, meet with members of your local community and our passionate Parks Officers and respond to the climate emergency with us.

What to bring

- Gardening gloves (new or clean to ensure no cross contamination)

- Drinking water

- Sturdy closed-toed shoes

- Sun safe attire (e.g. hat & sunscreen)

- Raincoat

- Reusable cup as we have arranged for a local coffee van to come along to supply our community volunteers with a free coffee, tea or hot chocolate.

We hope to see you there!

Registrations to this event are essential.

Above: Rewilding planting day at Bundoora Park , 2020.

Cover photo: Rewilding planting day at Bundoora Park, 2022.

Host or Publisher Darebin City Council - Parks & Open Space