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Clunes Volunteering Local

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Volunteer Positions

The Clunes Landcare & Waterways Group was initially formed in May 2010 as a committee of management to revegetate and manage the Creswick creek running through Clunes, from the ford to the Government Bridge. In 2011 we became involved in the flood recovery process with the Hepburn Shire. One of our most visible projects has been the rehabilitation and reinstatement of the creek walk between the football ground and the ford at the bottom of Camp Street. 

Volunteer with the
Clunes Landcare Group

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Anyone can join – retirees, students, urbanites, farmers and families can be directly involved. Landcare’s people are its greatest asset. Its strength comes from the inspiring contributions made by passionate local individuals who make up the movement. Their sense of stewardship, enduring commitment and deep appreciation for our natural environment is why Landcare exists today. 

Our events and working bees are a fun, social day out with likeminded people, sharing knowledge and experience whilst making a positive difference to the local environment. 

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Let's Work Together

www. cluneslandcare.org

Clunes Volunteer Bank acknowledges the
Dja Dja Wurrung people and Aboriginal owners of country throughout Australia and pays respect to them, their culture and their Elders past, present and emerging.

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It takes a village...

This website is managed by Clunes Neighbourhood House volunteers. Designed by Sahm Keily

© 2022 Clunes Neighbourhood House 

This website has been upgraded with the support of the Federal Government's Stronger Communities Programme (Round 9).

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