Sunday working bee
We’ll be working on the dunes near North Street. Look for our green flag between paths C1 and C3.
Sunday Working Bee
Sunday working bee
When: Sunday 6th April 8am – 10am
Where: Grant Marine Park, corner of Grant St and Marine Parade
Jobs: watering and weeding
Gear: we have tools and gloves
Please take sun protection and wear covered shoes.
There’s morning tea to share.
Sunday 9th March working bee: weeding and mulching
Sunday 9th March working bee: 8 am – 10 am – weeding and mulching.
At Vlamingh Nature Discovery Space (north side of Vlamingh Memorial)
Park along Marine Parade.
All tools and gloves are provided but please wear closed shoes and take weather protection.
There will be morning tea to share at our beautiful new seating.
Working bee at Grant Marine Park
Sunday 2 February 8 to 10am.
Working bee at Grant Marine Park.
All equipment provided.
Please take weather protection and wear covered shoes.
Look for our flag and stay for morning tea.
We look look forward to welcoming everyone.
Look for our flag and stay for morning tea.
We look look forward to welcoming everyone.
Christmas celebration
Please join us to celebrate another good year. We’ll be meeting in the playground below the gazebo and look forward to seeing you. Drinks provided.
Sunday morning working bee
8 o’clock summer start time in the Cottesloe Native Garden. Lots of weeding, watering and mulching to do in this special spot. All equipment and morning tea provided. Please wear closed shoes and weather protection.
Sunday morning working bee
Lots of weeding to do near the Vlamingh memorial – look for the green flag. All equipment and morning tea provided. Please wear closed shoes and weather protection.
Bird walk
Explore coastal birds and discuss natural life with Angela Rossen at the Nature Discovery Space near Vlamingh memorial. Learn how to spot the birds of the dunes and the shore. Bring your binoculars or just come as you are.
Free but please book here https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1270598
Waves of Change talk
Waves of Change, the exhibition about the history of Cottesloe beach, is returning from 1 September until 15 September. Sue Freeth will be giving a talk about the history of Cottesloe beach, valued by the Noongar people as a valuable source of food and an important spiritual site, deemed “barren and worthless” by early settlers and now much loved by locals and visitors alike. Come along before the talk to see the exhibition.
Sunday weeding
Join us to help weed around our new plants. All equipment and gloves provided, please wear covered shoes and weather protection. A good morning tea too!
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2024
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2024
Sunday 25th August from 4 to 6 pm.
Community Room in the Grove Library,
1 Leake St, Peppermint Grove.
Parking is available over the road at the Grove Shopping Centre.
Our winter planting season: planting 2024.
Please join us for refreshments afterwards.
Weeding at Grant Marine Park. All welcome, please wear weather protection. All tools and morning tea provided.