Beyond the Boundary: Verge Gardening for Community & Nature
2026-03-19 18:30 - 20:00 (Australia/Sydney)
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 basics
Soil preparation
Plant selection
How to work within Council requirements so your verge garden is compliant, supported and set up for success

Whether you already garden your verge or are just curious, this session will inspire you to think differently about public spaces.

All participants will receive a free, native verge-appropriate plant.

Who this is for:
Residents, renters, educators, sustainability groups, and anyone interested in community-led environmental action.

Please bring:
A satellite image of your verge (printed or on a tablet/phone) so you can map out your design ideas during the workshop.

This workshop can be attended on its own or alongside Part 1 as a two-part learning journey.
Book into one or both sessions to deepen your skills and confidence in creating habitat at home and in your community.

Walking Weekend - Royal National Park
2026-03-20 13:00 - 2026-03-23 10:00 | Royal National Park, Sir Bertram Stevens Drive, Sydney, NSW, Australia
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 keen to get outside, see some incredible sights and be reminded of the awe and wonder that comes from spending time in nature.
The Walking Weekend is for those who need to recharge, remember the important things in life, and enjoy this beautiful world we live in.
Here are all the details:

Itinerary (subject to change)
Friday 20 March
9:00am – Depart Newcastle/Lake Macquarie by car (bring lunch or buy en-route)
1:00pm – Meet in the Royal National Park for our first walk: Palona Cave and the Forest Path (10km)
4:30pm – Check in at our private rental home in Bundeena
Pre-dinner drinks and appetisers
6:30pm – Dinner
Saturday 21 March
Make your own breakfast with the wide range of ingredients provided
Pack lunch, snacks and water
9am – Depart for our second walk: Garie Beach to Bundeena (or vice versa depending on conditions – 16km). Option to start/finish at Wattamolla Beach (10km)
Relax at the house or walk 100m to the beach
6pm – Dinner at Bundeena Community and Services Club
Sunday 22 March
Make your own breakfast with the wide range of ingredients provided
Pack lunch, snacks and water
9am – Depart for our third walk: Garie Beach to Otford (11km) to complete the Coast Track
Relax at the house or walk 100m to the beach
Pre-dinner drinks and appetisers
6:30pm – Dinner
After dark – option to visit Helensburgh Glow Worm Tunnel
Monday 23 March
Make your own breakfast with the wide range of ingredients provided
Pack up and depart by 10am

What’s Included
3 nights accommodation in a beautiful home in Bundeena
Guided walks each day in the Royal National Park
Time to relax on nearby beaches
2 dinners prepared and cooked for you
A variety of provisions so you can make your breakfast each morning
Snacks to stock your backpack for walks
Appetisers to enjoy on the deck in the evening
A smorgasbord of lunch supplies to make your own picnic to eat on the trails
Coffee, tea, herbal tea plus milk and sugar
Bed linen and towels
3 days of vehicle entry fees to the Royal National Park
A donation to The Groundswell Collective for projects to protect and restore the world we love
Suggested training program to maximise your enjoyment of the weekend
A preliminary meeting with the group to discuss the walks, menu and transportation

What’s Not Included
Transportation to and from Bundeena (see FAQs)
Dinner Saturday night at Bundeena Community and Services Club
Beverages other than coffee, tea, herbal tea
Optional after dark visit to the Helensburgh Glow Worm Tunnel (free entry, organise own transport)
Travel insurance

Pricing
House:

Queen bed plus ensuite = BOOKED

Queen bed plus shared bathroom = BOOKED

Bunk bed plus shared bathroom = BOOKED

Cottage:

Queen bed plus shared bathroom = BOOKED

Bunk bed plus shared bathroom = BOOKED

Deposit = $200 per person
Balance due 6 weeks prior to departure = Friday 6 February
Payments are made via bank transfer. You are welcome to pay by instalments up to the balance due date with a minimum of $50 per payment.
Ready to book? Please complete the booking form.

What to Bring
Walking boots/shoes or joggers – waterproof if possible
A backup pair of walking boots/shoes or joggers
Backpack
Bottles or bladder to carry at least 1.5 litres of water
Raincoat
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Hat and sun smart clothing to walk in (at least four sets)
Rain boots (otherwise known as gumboots or wellies) if visiting the glow worms
Clothes to wear out to dinner on Saturday night
Swimmers and a small towel in case you take a dip during a walk or go to the beach
All the typical items you’d bring for a weekend away: toiletries, pyjamas, phone charger, something to read, maybe your favourite pillow and anything else you need to be comfortable
Optional – walking poles if you use them
Note: bed linen and bath towel are provided

FAQs
Do I need special walking skills?
All the walks we have planned are rated easy to moderate, meaning they’re suitable for an average person with average fitness. Of course, some training before the Walking Weekend will make it more enjoyable for you and your leg muscles. A suggested training plan will be provided after you’ve booked.
We will cover a variety of terrain including boardwalk, sand, gravel paths, and rocky narrow trails. Uphill and downhill, steep and flat on stairs and trail, both wet and dry underfoot: we’ll experience it all. You will be able to move at your own pace during the walks and we’ll take regular breaks.
If you have health concerns or would like more specific information, please read about the walks (see Itinerary for links) and then contact Katie on katie@thegroundswell.org.au

Do I need special walking equipment?
See the above list of What to Bring and remember to borrow or buy second hand if you need something you don’t already own (Facebook Marketplace has oodles of walking shoes/boots).

Can I arrive late?
You might choose to arrive later on Friday and miss the first walk on Friday afternoon (the price remains the same). Please arrive by 6pm for the welcome dinner.

How do I get to Bundeena?
We’d like to make this weekend as sustainable as possible so a good option is to carpool with other walkers. We’ll have a meeting prior to the Walking Weekend so you can meet everyone and make travel arrangements. Another option is to travel by public transport. This will be a train to Cronulla then ferry to Bundeena and we can pick you up from the ferry or you can walk 500m to the house.

Can you cater for my dietary requirements?
Sure can. We’ll ask you about food and any other special needs during the booking process and at the preliminary meeting.

What kind of projects will be supported by the donation portion of my fee?
The Groundswell Collective loves bringing people together to create a better planet. Our projects include:

planting tiny forests to rapidly regenerate landscapes that have been cleared for development or farming. These compact ecosystems provide food and habitat for biodiversity, cool urban areas and help communities take practical climate action.

facilitating workshops to help children connect with nature and foster a lifelong love of caring for our world

growing food for people and pollinators in our community garden

Why do I need rain boots?
The Helensburgh Glow Worm Tunnel is notoriously muddy underfoot. If you’d like to visit it, bring a pair of gumboots/wellies in a large plastic bag, wear them in the tunnel then change back into clean shoes before getting in the car.

What if the weather isn’t great?
We won’t let a little rain put us off but in the event of extreme weather conditions (eg. a heatwave or dangerous storms) then we may need to postpone the Walking Weekend in the name of health and safety. Obviously, we won’t be able to make this decision until shortly before the event. You would be given the option of transferring to a new date or receiving a full refund.

How do I book?
Please complete the booking form and we will respond within 24 hours. Once we offer you a place, you will have 24 hours to pay your $200 deposit via bank transfer. The balance of your payment will be due 6 weeks prior to the Walking Weekend (Friday 6 February). You are welcome to pay by instalments up to that date with a minimum of $50 per payment.

Are there any refunds?
There are no refunds if you cancel your place at the Walking Weekend. If, after booking, you become injured or unwell in a way that prevents you from attending and you can provide a medical certificate to that effect, you will be able to transfer the money you’ve paid to an alternative Walking Weekend.
If the event is cancelled by The Groundswell Collective due to severe weather or other unforeseen circumstances, you will be given the choice of transferring to another event date or receiving a refund.
You might like to consider if travel insurance is right for you.

Still have questions?
Contact Katie on katie@thegroundswell.org.au

About Us
The Walking Weekend will be led by Katie from The Groundswell Collective, who believes now is the time to get out and explore the places we’ve always wanted to see. Walking through the bush allows us to be face to face with world we love and reap the benefits of being in nature.
Katie has been bushwalking for years, escaping outdoors whenever she needs to make sense of the world or remember why she wants to protect it. Katie holds a current First Aid certificate and will carry a First Aid Kit on each walk.
The Walking Weekend will be supported by Libby, a long-term supporter of The Groundswell Collective and one of our most dedicated volunteers. Libby will help with the logistics of the weekend: driving to and from trailheads, serving up appetisers and cooking delicious dinners.

Seed Library Workshop & Packing: Growing Natives - Behind the Scenes at Lake Mac Landcare Nursery
2026-03-25 09:30 - 11:30 | Landcare and Sustainable Living Centre, 80 Toronto Road, Booragul, NSW, Australia
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 seeds for the Lake Mac Seed Library, supporting biodiversity, local food security, and community sharing.
☕ A relaxed, social morning — conversation and curiosity encouraged.
With thanks to Australia Post for supporting community wellbeing and seed sharing initiatives.

No experience required — just come along and join in.

Verge Garden Demo
2026-04-11 09:00 - 10:30
Planting a verge garden is easier than you think and this demo will show you how.

During this session, you’ll learn how to:

Deal with grass on your verge
Prepare the soil for planting
Design a verge garden that meets council guidelines
Select appropriate plants and care for them

You’ll also discover the benefits of verge gardens, including how they cool urban streets, build stronger communities, and provide food and shelter for local species displaced by land clearing.

📆 Saturday 11 April
⏰ 9am – 10:30am
📍Teralba (address supplied in booking confirmation)
🎟 $10 per person
🍓 Includes light morning tea

This is a hands-on demo so bring your gardening gloves!
No experience required.

Warners Bay to Kahibah Walk
2026-04-12 09:00 - 12:00
Discover beautiful bushland hidden in suburbia on this section of the Great North Walk.
Please join us for a relaxed walk from Warners Bay to Kahibah.
Expect to see incredible trees, spy some native critters and make new friends on the trail.
When: Sunday 12 April from 9am
Walk: Warners Bay to Kahibah

Distance: 8kms with options to do more or less
Elevation: approximately 200m
Cost: free
What To Bring: minimum 500ml of water per person, snacks for morning tea, sunscreen and insect repellent

What To Wear: fully enclosed shoes such as walking boots or joggers/sneakers, sun-safe clothing and a hat – please check the weather forecast to see if you’d like to add a raincoat

Option 1: complete walk from Warners Bay to Kahibah = 8km
Mostly uneven bush track with short sections on residential streets.

Option 2: partial walk from Warners Bay to Charlestown = 5km
Almost all on uneven bush track with 90% of the ups and downs.

Option 3: partial walk from Charlestown to Kahibah = 2km
Combination of uneven bush track and timber boardwalk with very few ups and downs.

Option 4: add on some of the Yuelarbah Track at the end of the walk eg. Leichardt’s Lookout and return adds approximately 2.5km

Important Info: we will need to do a car shuffle, leaving a car or two at the end of the walk so we can drive back to the start. This will be arranged once we know who is coming.

Want to join us? No experience needed just average fitness and the items listed above.

Please complete the booking form and we’ll be in touch.

All About Herbs - Make A Mini Wicking System
2026-04-29 09:30 - 11:30 | Edgeworth Memorial Neighbourhood Centre, 739 Main Road, Edgeworth, NSW, 2285, Australia
Join The Groundswell Collective for a hands-on Seed Library Workshop and Packing Session at Edgeworth Memorial Neighbourhood Centre as part of the Seeds of Resilience monthly program.
All About Herbs is a practical, beginner-friendly session focused on growing healthy, productive herbs at home, with a special spotlight on Thai basil and simple mini wicking systems that help herbs thrive with less water and maintenance.
Participants will learn how wicking systems work and how they can be easily adapted for small spaces, veggie patches, balconies and kitchen gardens.
Featured focus: Mini Wicking Systems for Herbs
This session will explore:

The basics of growing herbs successfully at home
How mini wicking systems work and why they’re ideal for herbs
A step-by-step demonstration of a mini wicking system for Thai basil
Tips for watering, harvesting and keeping herbs productive
Simple herb packaging techniques for sharing and storage

Alongside the workshop, participants will help pack and label herbs and seeds for the Lake Mac Seed Library, supporting biodiversity, local food resilience and community sharing.
☕ A relaxed, social morning — conversation and curiosity encouraged.
With thanks to Australia Post for supporting community wellbeing and seed sharing initiatives.

What to Expect

Seed and herb packing and labelling for the Lake Mac Seed Library
Live demonstration and make your own mini wicking system for Thai basil
Practical tips for growing and harvesting herbs
Learn how seed libraries work and how to get involved
Meet local gardeners and community members

Who Should Attend

Home gardeners and herb lovers
Beginner and small-space growers
Families and community members
Anyone interested in growing food at home

No experience required — just come along and join in 🌿

Ash Island Walk
2026-05-03 08:30 - 11:30
Explore local history and remnant rainforest on a relaxed walk around the eclectic Ash Island at Hexham.
Expect to see World War 2 historic sites, birdlife along the Hunter River and the Ash trees that give the island its name.
When: Sunday 3 May from 8:30am
Walk: visiting sites on Ash Island

Distance: 7kms with options to do more or less
Elevation: almost none – it’s a very flat and easy walk
Cost: free
What To Bring: minimum 500ml of water per person, snacks for morning tea, sunscreen and insect repellent (the wetlands aren’t living up to their name at the moment but the mosquitoes are alive and well)

What To Wear: fully enclosed shoes such as walking boots or joggers/sneakers, sun-safe clothing and a hat – please check the weather forecast to see if you’d like to add a raincoat

Want to join us? No experience needed just average fitness and the items listed above.

Please complete the booking form and we’ll be in touch with details on where to meet.

Encouraging Native Pollinators in the Veggie Patch
2026-05-23 09:30 - 11:30 | Toronto HUB, 97 The Boulevarde, Toronto, NSW, 2283, Australia
Join The Groundswell Collective for a hands-on Seed Library Workshop and Packing Session at Toronto Community Hub as part of the Seeds of Resilience monthly program.
This session features guest presenter Kelly Lees, a Qualified Bee Educator, who will focus on how to encourage and support native bees in home veggie patches and gardens.
Native bees are vital pollinators for food crops and local ecosystems. Kelly will share practical, accessible ways to make your garden bee-friendly, even in small urban spaces.
Kelly will cover:

The role native bees play in pollination and food production
Common native bees you might already have in your garden
The best plants to support bees year-round
Simple habitat ideas for veggie patches, balconies and backyards

Kelly Lee is a passionate bee educator dedicated to helping communities understand and protect Australia’s diverse bee species.
Alongside the workshop, participants will help pack and label seeds for the Lake Mac Seed Library, supporting biodiversity, local food security and community sharing.
☕ A relaxed, social morning — conversation and curiosity encouraged.
With thanks to Australia Post for supporting community wellbeing and seed sharing initiatives.

What to Expect

Seed packing and labelling for the Lake Mac Seed Library
Practical guidance on supporting native bees at home
Tips for bee-friendly veggie gardening
Learn how seed libraries work and how to get involved
Meet local gardeners and community members

Who Should Attend

Home gardeners and veggie growers
Anyone interested in pollinators and biodiversity
Families and community members
People curious about native bees and sustainable gardening

No experience required — just come along and join in 🐝🌱

Behind the Scenes of Trees In Newcastle
2026-05-26 09:30 - 11:30 | Trees In Newcastle, 119 Kalaroo Road, Redhead, NSW, 2290, Australia
Join The Groundswell Collective for a hands-on Seed Library Workshop and Packing Session at Trees In Newcastle as part of the Seeds of Resilience monthly program.
This session features a tour and talk by the staff of the TIN Nursery, who will focus on how they collect and grow seeds of local native plants.
Alongside the workshop, participants will help pack and label seeds for the Lake Mac Seed Library, supporting biodiversity, local food security, and community sharing.
☕ A relaxed, social morning — conversation and curiosity encouraged.
With thanks to Australia Post for supporting community wellbeing and seed sharing initiatives.
No experience necessary.
Bookings required.

Creating Jewellery from Native Seeds
2026-06-24 09:30 - 11:30 | Redhead Community Library, 16 Hutchinson Street, Red Head, NSW, 2290, Australia
Join The Groundswell Collective for a Seed Library Workshop and Packing Session at Redhead Community Library as part of the Seeds of Resilience monthly program.
This session features guest presenter, Shiralee Seaman, who will guide participants through her creative practice of making jewellery from native seeds.
Native seeds carry stories of place, resilience and regeneration. In this presentation will explore how seeds can be respectfully collected, prepared and transformed into wearable pieces that celebrate local landscapes and native plants.
Shiralee will share:

An introduction to native seeds commonly used in jewellery
Ethical and respectful approaches to seed collection
Basic seed preparation techniques (cleaning, drying and storing)
Simple jewellery-making methods using native seeds

Alongside the workshop, participants will help pack and label seeds for the Lake Mac Seed Library, supporting biodiversity, community knowledge-sharing and seed sovereignty.
☕ A relaxed, social morning — creativity, conversation and curiosity encouraged.
With thanks to Australia Post for supporting community wellbeing and seed sharing initiatives.

What to Expect

Seed packing and labelling for the Lake Mac Seed Library
Examples of native seed jewellery
Learn about local native plants and their seeds
Creative, reflective and social activities
Meet local artists, gardeners and community members

Who Should Attend

Creative practitioners and makers
Gardeners and nature lovers
Community members and families
Anyone interested in native plants, seeds and storytelling

No experience required — just come along and create ✨🌱

Walking Weekend - Barrington Tops National Park
2026-06-26 16:00 - 2026-06-28 12:00
Walking Weekend – Barrington Tops National Park
Ready to explore more of our world?
Come and immerse yourself in ancient Gondwana Rainforest, walking amongst giant old-growth trees, leafy ferns and moss-covered rocks in Barrington Tops National Park. You’ll retire to luxurious accommodation each night after delicious meals and good conversation around the fire.
As part of a small group of walkers, you’ll see some jaw-dropping sights and feel the sense of wonder that comes from spending time in World Heritage-listed nature.
The Walking Weekend is for those who need to recharge, remember the important things in life, and enjoy this beautiful world we live in.

Here are all the details:
Friday 26 – Sunday 28 June 2026
Itinerary (subject to change)
Friday 26 June
4pm-6:30pm – Arrive at Carawirry Forest Escape to settle into your room and enjoy some appetisers
7pm – Dinner and dessert
Post-dinner briefing about the weekend’s walks
Saturday 27 June
Make your own breakfast with the wide range of ingredients provided
Pack lunch, snacks and water
8am – Depart for our first adventure: Rocky Crossing Walk (16km) in Barrington Tops National Park
Relax at the house or take a dip in the plunge pool to rejuvenate
Pre-dinner drinks and appetisers
7pm – Dinner and dessert
Outdoor firepit with marshmallows and hot chocolate
Sunday 28 June
Your choice of a leisurely morning for a sleep in/fireside reading OR a gentle walk to Carawirry’s waterfall OR take on the Yowie Trail!
10:30am brunch – our final meal together
Pack up and depart by midday
Perhaps a stop in Dungog on the way home?

What’s Included
2 nights of luxurious accommodation in Tathra House at Carawirry Forest Escape
Guided walks over 2 days
2 delicious dinners followed by mouthwatering desserts
A variety of provisions so you can make your breakfast on Saturday
Snacks to stock your backpack for walks
Appetisers to enjoy in front of the fire each evening
A smorgasbord of lunch supplies to make your own picnic for the trail
A delicious made-for-you brunch on Sunday
Coffee, tea, herbal tea plus milk and sugar
Bed linen and towels
A donation to The Groundswell Collective for projects to protect and restore the world we love
Suggested training program to maximise your enjoyment of the weekend
A preliminary meeting with the group to discuss the walks, menu and transportation

What’s Not Included
Transportation to and from Carawirry Forest Resort (see FAQs)
Beverages other than coffee, tea, herbal tea
Travel insurance

Pricing
Tathra House at Carawirry Forest Escape is comprised of five luxurious bedrooms with sumptuous beds and premium bedding. Your choice of sharing with a friend or partner in a king bed or two singles, or come alone and share with a future friend in two singles.
Walking Weekend = $650 per person
Deposit = $200 per person
Balance due 6 weeks prior to departure = Friday 15 May
Payments are made via bank transfer. You are welcome to pay by instalments up to the balance due date with a minimum of $50 per payment.
Ready to book? Please complete the booking form.

What to Bring
Walking boots/shoes or joggers – waterproof if possible
A backup pair of walking boots/shoes or joggers
Backpack
Bottles or bladder to carry at least 1.5 litres of water
Raincoat
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Hat and layers of warm clothing to walk in (minimum three sets)
Swimmers and a towel in case you want to rejuvenate in the plunge pool
Containers to pack your lunch and snacks and cutlery to eat with
All the typical items you’d bring for a weekend away: toiletries, pyjamas, phone charger, something to read, maybe your favourite pillow and anything else you need to be comfortable
Optional – walking poles if you use them
Note: bed linen and bath towel are provided

FAQs
Do I need special walking skills?
All the walks we have planned are rated easy to moderate, meaning they’re suitable for an average person with average fitness. Of course, some training before the Walking Weekend will make it more enjoyable for you and your muscles. A suggested training plan will be provided after you’ve booked.
We will cover a variety of terrain including boardwalk, sand, gravel paths, and rocky narrow trails. Uphill and downhill on both stairs and trail, both wet and dry underfoot: we’ll experience it all. You will be able to move at your own pace during the walks and we’ll take regular breaks.
If you have health concerns or would like more specific information, please read about the walks (see Itinerary for links) and then contact Katie on katie@thegroundswell.org.au
Do I need special walking equipment?
See the list of What to Bring and remember to borrow or buy second hand if you need something you don’t already own (Facebook Marketplace has oodles of walking shoes/boots).
Can I arrive late?
Please arrive by 6:30pm on Friday for dinner.
How do I get to Carawirry Forest Escape?
Carawirry is a piece of paradise about 20 minutes outside Dungog. We’d like to make this weekend as sustainable as possible so a good option is to carpool with other walkers. We’ll have a meeting prior to the Walking Weekend so you can meet everyone and make travel arrangements.
Can you cater for my dietary requirements?
Sure can. We’ll ask you about food and any other special needs during the booking process and at the preliminary meeting.
What kind of projects will be supported by the donation portion of my fee?
The Groundswell Collective loves bringing people together to create a better planet. Our projects include:

planting tiny forests to rapidly regenerate landscapes that have been cleared for development or farming. These compact ecosystems provide food and habitat for biodiversity, cool urban areas and help communities take practical climate action.

facilitating workshops to help children connect with nature and foster a lifelong love of caring for our world

growing food for people and pollinators in our community garden

What if the weather isn’t great?
We won’t let a little rain put us off (it is rainforest after all) but in the event of extreme weather conditions (eg. a flooding event or dangerous storms) then we may need to postpone the Walking Weekend in the name of health and safety. Obviously, we won’t be able to make this decision until shortly before the event. You would be given the option of transferring to a new date or receiving a full refund.
How do I book?
Please complete the booking form and we will respond within 24 hours. Once we offer you a place, you will have 24 hours to pay your $200 deposit via bank transfer. The balance of your payment will be due 6 weeks prior to the Walking Weekend (Friday 15 May). You are welcome to pay by instalments up to that date with a minimum of $50 per payment.
Are there any refunds?
There are no refunds if you cancel your place at the Walking Weekend. If, after booking, you become injured or unwell in a way that prevents you from attending and you can provide a medical certificate to that effect, you will be able to transfer the money you’ve paid to an alternative Walking Weekend.
If the event is cancelled by The Groundswell Collective due to severe weather or other unforeseen circumstances, you will be given the choice of transferring to another event date or receiving a refund.
You might like to consider if travel insurance is right for you.
Still have questions?
Contact Katie on katie@thegroundswell.org.au

About Us
The Walking Weekend will be led by Katie from The Groundswell Collective, who believes now is the time to get out and explore the places we’ve always wanted to see. Walking through the bush allows us to be face to face with world we love and reap the benefits of being in nature.
Katie has been bushwalking for years, escaping outdoors whenever she needs to make sense of the world or remember why she wants to protect it. Katie holds a current First Aid certificate and will carry a First Aid Kit on each walk.
The Walking Weekend will be supported by Libby, a long-term supporter of The Groundswell Collective and one of our most dedicated volunteers. Libby will help with the logistics of the weekend including transport and delicious food.
