Moolabin Rewilding
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Event details may change. Confirm times, availability and prices with the organiser before attending.
The lowdown
Join the Moolabin Rewilding Bushcare Group at Moorooka Lions Bicentennial Picnic Ground. The group is working to restore the riparian vegetation along Moolabin Creek by removing invasive weed species, replanting native seedlings, and encouraging natural regeneration. Moolabin Rewilding is an inclusive group where everyone is welcome. There is a variety of activities to suit different abilities, interests, and levels of availability. Interested in finding out more? Get in touch or come along to a working bee and say hi. Moolabin Rewilding acknowledges the First Nations peoples of this land, and honour their ongoing care of Country. We are grateful for their strength, wisdom and the lessons it offers us all.
What to bring: Please bring a water bottle, hat and gloves What to wear: Please wear enclosed shoes and sun-safe clothing
Meeting location (green dot)
2026 Session times
Date/Month Morning Afternoon March 29th 8:30 am 3:30 pm April -- -- May 24th 8:30 am 3:30 pm June 28th 8:30 am -- July 26th (National Tree Day Planting) 8:30 am -- August 23rd -- 3:30 pm September 27th 8:30 am -- October 25th -- 3:30 pm November 22nd 8:30 am -- December -- --
Please note there will be no working bees held in February, April or December.
Where to rock up
Moorooka Lions Bicentennial Picnic Ground, Yeerongpilly QLD 4105, Australia, Brisbane
