Discover how to turn your garden into a living ecosystem that supports birds, butterflies, bees and beneficial insects. In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn proven habitat gardening techniques using native plants and simple design strategies. We’ll explore how to provide the four essentials for wildlife: food, water, shelter and nesting sites, and look at real-life
Connect with nature, sharpen your observation skills, and explore the fascinating world of pollinators in this four-week workshop series at Lake Mac Tiny Forest, Teralba. Guided by artist and illustrator Anna Scobie, each 2-hour session combines nature journaling, sketching, and watercolour practice, with a focus on local butterflies, native bees, and their plant companions. Across
Your garden doesn’t have to stop at the fence. This session looks beyond the backyard to explore how verge and nature strip gardens can support biodiversity, cool streets, improve soil health and build stronger communities. This practical workshop will guide you through the key steps to planning, preparing, and planting a verge garden, including: Design
This event is fully booked. If you can go at short notice and would like to join the waitlist, please email katie@thegroundswell.org.au Ready to explore more of our world? Join us for an inspiring weekend of walking in the Royal National Park, south of Sydney. You'll be part of a small group of walkers
Join us for a hands-on Seed Library Workshop and Packing Session at the Landcare and Sustainable Living Centre as part of the Seeds of Resilience monthly program. This session features a tour and talk by the staff of the Landcare Nursery, who will focus on tips and tricks for growing natives from seed. Alongside the workshop, participants will help pack and label
