Volunteer
Are you looking for ways to get involved in environmental activities within the Maribyrnong catchment? There are many opportunities available for those who want to make a difference. You can volunteer with local environmental organizations, participate in community clean-up events, or get involved in citizen science projects. There are also opportunities to learn about the catchment’s ecology and conservation through guided tours and workshops. By getting involved, you can help protect and restore the Maribyrnong catchment and contribute to the preservation of this important natural resource for generations to come. So why not join in and be a part of the solution today?
Litter
Footscray
Rubbish Runners
Maribyrnong River
Rubbish Club
Love Our Street 3042 Airport West
Regeneration
Join regeneration events along waterways throughout the Maribyrnong catchment. Help restore and enhance the natural beauty of the area by participating in tree planting, weed removal, and habitat restoration activities. Meet new people, connect with nature, and make a positive impact on the environment. All skill levels are welcome, and no experience is necessary. Sign up today and participate in a sustainable solution for the Maribyrnong River catchment!
Friends of
Cruikshank Park
Friends of Emu Bottom Wetlands Reserve
Friends of
Footscray Park
Friends of
Iramoo (FOI)
Friends of Emu Kororoit Creek (FOKC)
Friends of
Maribyrnong Valley
Friends of
Newell’s Paddock
Friends of Organ Pipes National Park
Friends of
Steele Creek
Grassroots – Moonee Valley Youth Climate Action Grp
Macedon & Mount Macedon Landcare
Moonee Valley
Sustainability
Upper Deep Creek
Landcare Network
Victorian Volcanic Plains Conservation Management News
Moonee Valley
Sustainability
Other
We believe getting involved in your local community is the best way to create positive change and make a difference. Many community groups in the Maribyrnong catchment aim to leave the world better than they found it. Learn new skills, and make new connections, all while enhancing waterways in the Maribyrnong catchment.