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The Friends of Waurn Ponds Creek gather together to
* conserve our native plants, birds and fish;
* create a corridor of green to link our southern suburbs &
* connect our local community by working together.
We have a great group of people who help out.
Waurn Ponds Creek rises on the slopes of Mt Moriac and flows eastwards for 20kms through agriculture and urban land until it joins the Barwon river in the marshes at the southern end of Belmont common.
More information
Friends' Next Gathering
Clean Up Continues
Sunday, November 17
Details Here
A pictorial history of the Friends of Waurn Ponds Creek that captures the work and the fun that we all share.
Please be aware that the Covid 19 restrictions may change our plans. Always check our web site just prior to the day. You may also email Friends - fofwpc@y7mail.com with any enquiries.
'Friends' gather together to propagate plants from seeds, plant trees, shrubs & grasses, maintain the plants, clean up around the creek & have fun.
We support Clean Up Australia Day, World Environment Day and National Tree Plant Day.
Contact Friends: fofwpc@y7mail.com
The Friends of Waurn Ponds Creek has been an active group of community volunteers since 2002.
In February 2002 the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority funded a fish survey and found a variety of fish including the Yarra Pygmy Perch, a threatened species, still living in the creek. Find out more...
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