Volunteers needed to attend an 'Insect Habitats' workshop for the Sustainable Living Festival 2017


Volunteers are needed at a workshop to help create new habitat 

for our diminishing insect population

Keep the date and come along on Monday 6th February 7-9pm
St Kilda eco-centre (St Kilda Botanical Gardens) 
Please bring some organic material and manmade containers to assemble these habitats
 Start gathering material for the event such as:
dry organic matter              leaves       twigs       pine cones       grass       nuts        flowers
newspaper      corrugated cardboard      plastic/metal containers      plastic straws    sticks

The Great Local lunch this year will be another amazing lunch served along the Yarra river.
For this Debbie Punton from Greensong and I will be working together again to create some table decoration for this event which will take place
                    The Great Local Lunch Sunday 12th February 2017 at 12.30pm
(look up @SustainableLivingFestival on fb The Great Local Lunch #LocalLunchie to find how to enter the competition to attend this wonderful luncheon event)
Come and meet like-minded people from across Melbourne and beyond
that will be present at the workshop and/or at the lunch

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