Buckleys Hole Community Restoration Walk

A walk to discover local habitat restoration first hand and plant your own tree.

What does it take to restore Buckleys Hole habitat?
Witness the power of community in action at Buckleys Hole, a landscape being reclaimed one seedling at a time. This guided walk is led by the local volunteers who have traded hours of labor for hectares of habitat, replacing invasive weeds with a burgeoning native forest. Learn to identify the targeted weeds so you can check and remove them from your own garden.

You’ll explore the "Green Blueprint" of Bribie Island, learning how local hands have restored the vital balance of this important habitat. The experience culminates in a moment of active legacy: planting your own native tree. Join the effort to bridge the gap between past damage and a greener, more resilient future for our island.

What to Bring and Wear
Hat, long pants, long sleeved shirt, gardening gloves, water, sunscreen, insect repellant, closed shoes.

Date and Time
Saturday 10 October
Two walks: 9.00am to 10.00am or 10.15am to 11.15am

Location
Buckleys Hole Conservation Park, Meet at Red Beach Car Park, near the Aquarium Ruins
Off Tully Street, Bongaree
Bribie Island

Venue Directions

Tickets
$15 + small booking fee. Bookings essential.

Capacity 20 per walk.

Accessibility
This event is not wheelchair accessible.

Toilets are not available.
Patrons with special needs please email prior to the tour at: info@bribieislandnaturefestival.com.au