Friends of Trevallyn Reserve get together for a couple of hours a month to keep our Trevallyn bushland in fine form.  This isn't too hard - a bit of weeding, sometimes some planting, and occasionally we look at wildlife, so it's relaxed and sociable. (Some locations do require a bit of rugged walking though - we'll note this in emails.)  10-12 on the second Saturday (or sometimes Sunday), except for January.  Get on our email list so you can find out where each month's working bee is located.  We share a cuppa afterwards most times and we often bring cake!

Last month we mapped and controlled Spanish heath undet the powerlines on Reatta road. This Saturday we will go and tackle another site, further along the powerline easement near Snake Gully.  There are scattered Spanish heath that we have tackled before, but some more seedlings have germinated and it's time to go get rid of them.