Working Bee Schedule

Pygmy Possum Revival

Worlds End Conservation has just joined the Pygmy Possum Citizen Science Project which aims to ensure the survival of the Western Pygmy Possum…

Back in Action for 2021!

Birds, bats, pygmy possums and rare plants – see what activities and discoveries we’ve got in store for 2021 in our first Newsletter for the year.

Time for action!

With good rains so far this winter we’re looking for help with our battle against horehound. Come to our August or September 2019 working bees and enjoy wandering our properties in search of newly sprouting beasties! Options for all levels of activity and ability. Dates are 9th and/or 10th August, 23rd and/or 24th August or any time from 16th to 19th September. Contact us for details and RSVP

Dates to remember in 2018

There’ll be many different activities to choose from in 2018 in the Hallelujah Hills. See details in our latest newsletter here and plan for some enjoyable times out bush this year!

Horehound Hunting

Come help zap horehound and enjoy a ramble over our Read Creek Hills property on Saturday 9th September. It’s great fun with good company! Meet at  9.30am at Read Creek Hills cottage (see here for map). Need more details? Ask here!

Working Bees for Winter and Spring

Change of date! Our next working bee is now on Saturday August 26th, zapping horehound in the lovely Lomandra grasslands of Read Creek Hills. Join us for the next one on Saturday 9th September – just the best season to admire early spring flowers while horehound hunting! Contact us here for more info.

A Gift of Sheoaks

We planted more than 50 Sheoaks seedlings at Read Creek Hills at July’s working bee. They were grown from local seed and generously donated to us by a  community group in Burra. Thanks to our local Ranger Stella for helping us plant them on the day!

Join us for a Working Bee!

Our next working bee will be on Friday and/or Saturday 23-24 June.  Track marking and protecting our newly sprouted revegetation are on the agenda.  There’s always plenty to do.  Contact here if you’re new to Worlds End Conservation and would like to join in. We’ll reply with directions and more details. Future Working Bees: 22 July – Saturday 23 July  – Sunday:  seed collection and plant ID day Sunday July 23 19 August – Saturday 9 September – Saturday 7 October – Saturday  

Working Bee March 2017

On 17 and 18 March 4 of us, Judy, Peter, Wendi and Jayne, went up for a working bee. We had a a good time track clearing, watering the new plants, checking the walking trail and cleaning the cottage. We welcomed a builder, David, who put in a new door to replace the one damaged in the recent break-in. His partner, Lynn, joined Wendi in painting markers for the walking trail.