Waterwise Gardening and Biodiversity at Home

Education Environment & Sustainability Free

Event Information

  • Date DATE
    22 April 2024
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  • Time TIME
    6 - 8PM
  • Location LOCATION
    South Perth Community Centre
    Cnr South Terrace & Sandgate Street, South Perth
  • Cost COST
    Free, booking required
  • Hosted by HOSTED BY
    City of South Perth and Ecoburbia

The City has partnered with Ecoburbia to offer a series of free sustainability workshops to our community. Sustainability experts Shani Graham and Tim Darby will teach you practical tips that you can take home and use right away.

Would you like to have the sort of garden that uses less water and increases the number of native animals around your home? This workshop will teach you how!

During this workshop Shani from Ecoburbia and special guests will show you how to create a water wise garden and share ways to increase biodiversity, wildlife habitat and reduce the urban heat effect. We will cover in detail how to plant native species, and help you plan a verge garden that meets the City of South Perth guidelines. Ways of encouraging wildlife will also be discussed with a demonstration of how to make an insect hotel. Issues such as storm water and bush fire preparedness will also be discussed.

Once you have participated in this workshop you will have everything you need to know to create your own little piece of bushland.

This program is part of the City's commitment to manage and promote sustainable water, waste, land and energy practices.

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Contact us

For more information, please contact the City.