Volunteer riparian tree planting – Carwoola 

Join us in rehabilitating and rehydrating the Molonglo catchment at Captains Flat in the NSW Southern Tablelands. Transform the landscape into a healthy vibrant ecosystem that captures flood sediments, cycles nutrients and provides valuable habitat for the nationally endangered Green and Golden Bell Frog. This project is part of the Molonglo Catchment Rehydration Initiative (MCRI) that spans two properties on the upper Molonglo River floodplain. Targeted interventions, including instream structures and floodplain earthworks have been implemented to restore the natural function of the landscape.

Volunteer activities – information session introducing the project and looking at design and construction of instream and floodplain works; planting native seedlings in the riparian zone

What to bring – water, snacks and lunch, hat, sunscreen, sturdy shoes, gloves, long plants and sleeves, and your favourite planting tools if you have them (some tools and gloves provided). Supervised kids welcome. No experience necessary. 

Limited places, bookings essential.

Contact  
Penny Cooper
pennycooper@ mullooninstitute.org