Outdoor Learning Space
Children at the Gippsland Lakes Complete Health Children’s Centre enjoying their new biodiversity focused outdoor education space.
Creek restoration and wildlife corridor project improves biodiversity
Aitken College students were able to improve the biodiversity of Brodies Creek by constructing an aquatic pond and propagating and planting 250 indigenous plants
Learning about biodiversity by setting up an outdoor learning hub
Newham Primary School students learn about fauna and flora biodiversity by creating their own learning hub in consultation with the wider community and Traditional Owners.
Indigenous planting improves biodiversity and habitat for local fauna
Students were able to plant 300 indigenous plants along the bank of a waterway running through the school, in a project bestowing the responsibility of the restoration in the hands of the students.
Bringing community together at Frankston Scouts
With its grant, the scout group constructed an edible indigenous plant garden and restored habitat for native animals around their Scout hall, in a biodiversity focussed project accessible by both the Scouts and local community.