Bushcare's Big Day Out and Mosman Park STOMP Sunday 16.9.18

How about joining bushland volunteers from 9am to 11.30am care for the Garungup Reserve bushland and show the young participants of Mosman Park STOMP what we do and what are the ecological weeds muscling in on our bushland.

Gloves, tools and morning tea provided! Wear old clothes suited to weather and bushland work. More detailscontact Sue 0419942483 or mail@mosmanparkbushland.org

Bushcare's Big Day Out and Mosman Park STOMP Sunday 16.9.18

How about joining bushland volunteers from 9am to 11.30am care for the Garungup Reserve bushland and show the young participants of Mosman Park STOMP what we do and what are the ecological weeds muscling in on our bushland.

Gloves, tools and morning tea provided! Wear old clothes suited to weather and bushland work. More detailscontact Sue 0419942483 or mail@mosmanparkbushland.org

Mosman Beach Busy Bee Sunday 27th May 2018 9am to 11.30am



Meet at the northern end of the verge plantings, opposite Montessori school, 1 Curtin Avenue, Mosman Park. Look out for our sign!
Nearest buses and trains are at Victoria Street train station on Stirling Highway.

There is a forecast for a small amount of rain on Sunday which we will try to work around! The task is to remove weedy tetragonia creeper before planting in June!

Gloves, tools and morning tea provided!

Dress in old clothes suited to bush work and the weather!

Contact Sue if in doubt of cancellation. 93843486

Fwd: Community Fair this Sunday 25th March at Mann Oval Lochee street, Mosman Park from 12pm to 5pm

Friends of Mosman Park Bushland will have a stall at the local community fair rather than a bushland busy bee at the end of March.

If you can help give out our brochures and attend our stand to encourage the public to become involved in caring for the bushland please let me know. Or just come along and get to know fellow bush guardians without gloves and saws in hand!

We will have:
  • seeds from local plants that are easy to grow
  • raw Mosman Park backyard honey for sale,
  • a bunch of fountain grass weed for public awareness and 
  • brochures for the May native plant subsidy scheme 

 Christchurch Grammar students putting themselves in the picture! Meticulously picking fountain grass seed heads from a heavy weed infestation at Monument Hill. The seeds last for at least 10 years in the soil! Now that is a lot of weeding!!!