How can we grow and enjoy local edible plants, promote beautiful biodiversity AND care for Country all at the same time?

Join bushtekniq as we share story and connection, facts and reflections with a diversity of plants for your garden! This unique learning session series is co-facilitated with Indigenous perspective, years of curiosity, first-hand learnings and insightful research.

A FUNtastic FREE event for you!

At Bribie Island Library

Book your spot through the library here!

campo regen is our monthly volunteer bush regenaration event that happens at Jono & Anna’s home on Turrbal Country in Camp Mountain.

Its an opportunity to drop into bush time, warm up, hone your sensory awareness, practice deep nature connection & learn to care for country. All tools provided. Bring a hat, gloves if you have them, long sleeves & pants. We provide snacks by the fire after.

If you’d like to attend please contact Jono 0411579490 for details & to register

campo regen is our monthly volunteer bush regenaration event that happens at Jono & Anna’s home on Turrbal Country in Camp Mountain.

Its an opportunity to drop into bush time, warm up, hone your sensory awareness, practice deep nature connection & learn to care for country. All tools provided. Bring a hat, gloves if you have them, long sleeves & pants. We provide snacks by the fire after.

If you’d like to attend please contact Jono 0411579490 for details & to register

Join bushtekniq for a Bush Regen training session

- relearn: PLANT ID: learning leafy locals, understanding weedy species

- regenerate: tools & tekniq, the bradley method plus PRACTICAL ACTION: regen warmup! weeding! tree-popping! compost solarisation!

- reconnect: sensory awareness, breathe with trees, sit spots & SHARING STORIES!

- celebrate! reflections with lemon myrtle tea

Come along to find out more about how to care for our local bushland, meet others with a shared interest in the natural world.
The workshop is on SATURDAY, 11th May, starting at 8:30am, and will be followed by morning tea provided by Councillor Nicole Johnstone.
Meet under the big fig tree in Horace Window Reserve.
Please bring:
Hat
Long-sleeved shirt
Long pants
Sturdy shoes
Gloves (if you have some)
Water bottle
Coffee cup if staying for morning tea.

All tools are provided.

Hope to see you there.