The seed crop of Clustered Everlastings, Chrysocephalum semipapposum, is at peak. If you have an hour of spare time in the morning of either Friday or Sunday please come along and help Friends of Mt Majura harvesting.

The perennial forb Clustered Everlasting is one of the few ground cover species that is not grazed by kangaroos and rabbits. We use the species to re-vegetate degraded sites that have a high presence of herbivores such as the grassy woodland behind The Fair in North Watson, the Majura paddock and the old sheep camp at Mt Majura’s ridge.

Celebrate the arrival of Spring with a working party and give the seedlings planted on National Tree Day a head start for summer! Come for an hour or more.

Fridays at the Fair

“The Fair Ladies” are a small band of volunteers who meet each Friday (except on holidays) from 9.30 am to 12.00 noon for a range of conservation activities in the nature reserve east of The Fair. If you want to protect and enhance Mt Majura’s environment but weekends are difficult for you why not joining us on a Friday. Lads are welcome too! Bring appropriate clothing, drinking water and sun protection. Enquiry: 6247 7515.

Fridays at the Fair

“The Fair Ladies” are a small band of volunteers who meet each Friday (except on holidays) from 9.30 am to 12.00 noon for a range of conservation activities in the nature reserve east of The Fair. If you want to protect and enhance Mt Majura’s environment but weekends are difficult for you why not joining us on a Friday. Lads are welcome too! Bring appropriate clothing, drinking water and sun protection. Enquiry: 6247 7515.