Join us for our monthly zoom Charlestown Wilderness Society group meeting

This month we'll be talking about our bushwalk at Glenrock, the Pilliga update & the EPBC Act Review

What: The Charlestown Wilderness Society May Meeting 

Where: Zoom 

When: Wednesday 14th April from 530pm

We're a space for people who share some core values - the love of nature, community, justice, fairness, and wanting to look after people and our living world for now and future generations, to get together for a structured chat about what's possible

Please RSVP here to receive the link for the Zoom and if something goes awry or you have any questions, please DM us at our FB group here

Join your local Wilderness Society group for a few hours on a scenic bushwalk and picnic in the beautiful Cascade Rainforest at Macquarie Pass

This is a creek side rainforest walk to a waterfall in the Macquarie Pass National Park’s foothills.

The walk starts at the northern edge of Cascades picnic area. No bushwalking experience is required. It is on a formed track with some obstacles. There is no climbing or ladders involved. The track is graded at 3 on the NPA scale. The walk will take around 1 hour 15 minutes (2km) and we'll wrap up with a picnic together. 

Please bring along water, sun protection (hat & sunscreen) and picnic lunch.

Please RSVP in the upper right of this page so that we will have an idea about who will attend. In compliance with current COVID-safe requirements we will need to prepare a list of all attendees for potential contact tracing requirements. 

After you RSVP, you will receive details of the meeting location.

See you there! 🌿

It's our first M4L National Leaders Meeting for 2021 and you're invited! For leaders, by leaders, this meeting will re-outline our vision and mission, we'll workshop and share our groups' successes and challenges, and leave you feeling inspired and reignited to take action across the country! 

WHEN: Monday 17 May, 7pm AEST

WHERE: Zoom

WHO: You, me & other Movement For Life team leaders across Australia

Your state organiser will be able to assist you with any questions, queries or additional information.

We look forward to seeing you there!

M4L Facilitation Crew

(Brian Mason, Kim Berner, Kriti Bajracharya, Miranda Braakhuis, Stephy Poly, Mallory Pryde & Tria Manley :))

🌿Join us for our monthly Victoria Park Wilderness Group meet up!🌿

We're a diverse group of local community members who love where we live and want to be part of a positive movement for nature.

To date, we've helped stop oil drilling in our World Heritage Parks Ningaloo and Shark Bay + working to secure better laws to protect our native species.

WHEN: Wednesday 6:00pm - 7:00pm

WHERE: The Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street East Victoria Park 6101

WHO: You, me, our community members and mates who are keen to take meaningful to protect the places we love

Please RSVP so we have an idea on numbers and how many drinks + nibbles we should bring. All are welcome, so please share with your networks and invite friends and family. 

For more details contact Stephy, WA Community Organiser on 0412 535 134 | [email protected]

Join us for our monthly zoom group meeting

What: The Merewether Wilderness Society Monthly Team Meeting 

Where: Zoom 

When: Thursday 20th May from 530pm

We're a space for people who share some core values - the love of nature, community, justice, fairness, and wanting to look after people and our living world for now and future generations, to get together for a structured chat about what's possible

Please RSVP here to receive the link for the Zoom 

Join the North East Wilderness Society Group for a half day immersive event on all things Threatened Species in Banyule. Our own backyard of Banyule is home to threatened wildlife and plants that together, make up the beautiful green corridor that we call home. 

Meet members of local community groups dedicated to caring for nature in Banyule. Hear some of their amazing stories and be inspired to learn simple, effective ways to improve the local environment. Attendees will receive a native threatened plant species to take home and start their native garden journey.

Featuring face painting for the kids and native vegetation experts including Lincoln Kern (managing director of Practical Ecology) on how to cultivate and maintain indigenous plants in one's own garden.

This is an event for anyone who is interested in understanding and connecting with nature in Banyule. Be sure to RSVP and to share the event amongst your local networks.

Photo credit Matt Tomkins

Do you want to do more for the environment?

What: The Wilderness Society's Information Session about our Volunteer Program - kindly being hosted by The Newcastle University Student Environment Club

This event is for anyone who is interested in finding out more about what the Wilderness Society does and ways for you to become more involved!

• You can volunteer with the Newcastle Wilderness Society for
  • Positive experiences advocating for Climate Justice
  • Practical actions to influence meaningful change 
  • Work and train as a group 
  • Meet like-minded people

Where: @ Bar on the Hill Club House

When: Wednesday 12pm Week 12

The Newcastle University Student Environment Club and the Wilderness Soceity are coming together to see what we can do on our campus! 

Join us for lunch to find out more about you can taking part in a movement advocating for environmental sustainability and what it's like to be a part of our group

The Wilderness Society has an ever expanding network of passionate community leaders, organisers and local team members. For the past 40+ years we have advocated on behalf of nature, and have had some incredible wins along the way. It's time for us to ramp up our work as together we stand up for the places we love.

The Inner South Wilderness Society is a local group in Brisbane working to stand up for nature with our fellow community members as part of the Wilderness Society network. 

WHEN: Tuesday 8 June, 6pm AEST

WHERE: 67 Boundary St West End

This evening will be a way for you to find out how you can be a part of the movement and is your opportunity to learn about our innovative community organising program. You’ll meet local community group members, new friends who are keen to get involved and gain insight into what you can achieve for nature in real terms 

*Space is limited so be sure to RSVP so you dont miss out

🌿Join us for our monthly Victoria Park Wilderness Group meet up!🌿

We're a diverse group of local community members who love where we live and want to be part of a positive movement for nature.

To date, we've helped stop oil drilling in our World Heritage Parks Ningaloo and Shark Bay + working to secure better laws to protect our native species.

WHEN: Wednesday 6:00pm - 7:00pm

WHERE: The Victoria Park Centre for the Arts, 12 Kent Street East Victoria Park 6101

WHO: You, me, our community members and mates who are keen to take meaningful to protect the places we love

Please RSVP so we have an idea on numbers and how many drinks + nibbles we should bring. All are welcome, so please share with your networks and invite friends and family. 

For more details contact Stephy, WA Community Organiser on 0412 535 134 | [email protected]

Please join us for Glenrock Bushwalk 2021 with the Charlestown Wilderness Society Group

This month we'll be taking a bushwalk in our beautiful Glenrock State Conservation Area

What: Glenrock Bushwalk

Where: Glenrock Lagoon

When: June 19th 930am 

We're a space for people who share some core values - the love of nature, community, justice, fairness, and wanting to look after people and our living world for now and future generations, to get together for a structured chat about what's possible

Please RSVP here so we know how many to expect, and DM us if you have any questions at our FB group here