Working Bees
Our working bees do great work cleaning up and rehabilitating the local coastal reserves. You can see some of our current and past working bees listed below. Everyone is welcome to join in, with no experience necessary. Usually we ask you to bring your own hat and gloves, sunblock and water, and we occasionally have lunches or morning teas afterwards. Come and meet the locals and make Cape a cleaner and greener place too!
July 26, 2026
4 hardy souls braved the elements to plant 300 plants at the boat ramp. We wondered wether we'd be able to do it all with so few numbers but in the end we managed to complete the work by 11:30…
26 April 2026
A combined group of around 24 Gippsland Threatened Species Action Group and CPRRA members did a power of spurge removal in ideal sunny conditions to the west of the Mouth of the Powlett River…
8 March 2026
We had a good turn out (18 volunteers) for the short (45 minute) working bee where the slope at the boat ramp was weeded in preparation for a council spray. Some new faces were a welcome addition to our regular stalwarts!…