The winged fruits of Hopbush, Dodonea viscosa, planted along the drainage line provide habitat and …
Give a hand at the last work party for this year hosted by the Friends of Mt Majura on Sunday, 15th December; help to remove Japanese Honeysuckle, Privets and other woody weeds from the drainage line close to the Hackett water tank; and see how planted local shrubs and wildflowers are slowly taking over.
When: Sunday 15 December 2024, 9am to 12noon; please come early for an introduction and give as much time as you can spare.
Where: Meet at the water course close to the water tank off Rivett / French Sts intersection, Hackett; view this map.
… are attractive to the human eye…
What: Removing woody weeds in the gully and surrounds close to the water tank
Bring and wear: Sun protection, long sleeves and pants, sturdy shoes and gloves if you have them.
We provide tools, an introduction and a delicious cake for morning tea.
Inquiries: secretary@majura.org
You need no experience to attend this event.
… and the eyes and stomach of a King Parrot (photos W.Pix).
Click on Friends of Mt Majura drainage line project for further information.
Privets at the upper part of the drainage line….
… the same site after removal…
… and the remnants of the weeds dragged away.
