Walkers Updates

If you have ever considered walking in Tasmania’s Southwest wilderness region, this book will both inspire and inform, whilst being upfront about the difficulties of walking in this wild and remote place.

Every minute, one truckload of garbage enters the ocean, and by 2050, there will be more plastic in the sea…

Pinetrees Lodge has become Australia’s first-ever certified carbon neutral hotel through the Australian Government’s Climate Active Program.

Tree Story is an exhibition that brings together creative practices from around the world to create a ‘forest’ of ideas relating to critical environmental and sustainability issues.

Participate in a walking tour of the Bolin Bolin Billabong with the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation and Melbourne Water, and learn details of current ecological and cultural management challenges.

Unveiled today at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Big Weather is an NGV exclusive exhibition about the sophisticated knowledge First Nations people have of the country’s climate explored in this exhibition through artworks that share and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural knowledge of weather systems.

We are proud to support Country Needs People, an ACNC-registered charity and non-profit in Australia supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sustainable management of land and sea.

Tamsin takes us on a tour of special spots and fond memories in and around Carlton and Royal Park, Parkville.

Garden Life have launched a new charity bushwalk program for 2021 after a sell-out season last year, having raised over $6000 for Indigenous Literacy Foundation.

This March, a dedicated team of expert volunteer beach cleaners will embark on an epic expedition to clean up the mountain of rubbish that washes up on these beautiful World Heritage beaches.

Travel along the Sapphire Coast with Tess Miller and Cam Read as they get their feet wet.

Observe the flora of Moggs Creek with aspiring botanist Sammy Bodybomb.

Hear Jesse recount the sights and sounds of Carlton and Merri Creek.

Venture through the boardwalk forest of Reedy Creek and see what makes it so special.

Jane discusses her community’s transformation of a suburban railway.