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Friends of Skeleton Creek

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Henry Drive, Altona Meadows VIC, Australia

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Our group does conservation work in Altona Meadows and Hoppers Crossing. We have working bees on the fourth Sunday of each month, and also run social outings about every two months.

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Friends of Skeleton Creek

Provider: Friends of Skeleton Creek
We are a conservation group and we run activities such as planting, weeding and mulch spreading once a month. This is on the fourth Sunday of the month from 1 to 3. We welcome assistance with our activities. No experience is needed as we inservice our volunteers at the activity. The ability to perform physical tasks is needed.
There is no cost and afternoon tea is provided. Bring a hat, sturdy shoes and a drink bottle. We have volunteers from 10 to 75 and are a friendly group. The sense of achievement in improving our environment along the creek is...
Hoppers Crossing VIC · FREE
Age: 18 - 65+   Sun

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