Community Planting Days

Community Planting Days

Come help the City and our volunteer Friends groups to protect and enhance the natural biodiversity within the City of Bayswater

2026 Community Planting Days

Help protect and enhance the natural biodiversity in our City by taking part in a community planting day.

Planting days take place from 9am to 12pm, with trowels, gloves and morning tea provided.

Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own gloves, as well as sturdy footwear (gumboots are useful if you have them), a raincoat, hat and water bottle.

Please be aware there may not be toilet facilities at certain sites.

For more information, contact the City's Environment Officer on 9270 4177.

June

  • Saturday 6 June
    Arbor Park
     
  • Saturday 13 June
    Bardon Park

    Come along to All About Trees from 9.30 to 11.30am to meet the City's arborists, learn tips and tricks for tree maintenance and pick up your very own tree. 
    Bring along the family enjoy an animal encounter with Kanyana Wildlife. 
    This project is funded by the Australian Government's Urban Rivers and Catchments Program, with the support of the City of Bayswater. 
     
  • Sunday 28 June
    Maylands Samphires, Clarkson Reserve

July

  • Saturday 4 July
    Pittaway Park
     
  • Saturday 11 July
    Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary

    Celebrate NAIDOC Week by taking part in a traditional smoking ceremony. 
    Come along to All About Trees from 9.30 to 11.30am to meet the City's arborists, learn tips and tricks for tree maintenance and pick up your very own tree. 
    Funding for this project has been provided by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions through the Swan Canning Riverpark Urban Forest Program. 
     
  • Sunday 12 July
    Maylands Samphires, Clarkson Reserve
     
  • Saturday 18 July
    Lightning Swamp Bushland

August

  • Sunday 2 August
    Claughton Reserve
Video

Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary, Bayswater

Hear from Friends of Eric Singleton Wetlands Coordinator Glenn Cook and the City’s Environment Manager Alex Devine about what makes Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary in Bayswater so unique, and how we've worked together to restore this natural wonderland. 

Video

Lightning Swamp Bushland, Noranda

Not only is Lightning Swamp Bushland in Noranda the largest natural area in the City – it's also a Class A reserve, Aboriginal heritage site and home to a family of kangaroos.

Hear Friends of Lightning Swamp Bushland President John Williams and the City's Catchment Management Office Matthew Barbour share what makes this site so special and the important role our community play in shaping the City's natural environment

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Maylands Samphires, Maylands

Samphires are coastal succulents often referred to as the lungs of the river for their ability to store carbon, prevent riverbank erosion and support a healthy ecosystem for other organisms.

Hear Friends of Maylands Samphires member Julie Fort and the City's Coordinator Natural Area Management Matthew Moore share how samphires and community planting support the City's river foreshore.

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Bardon Park (Malgamongup), Maylands

One of the most satisfying things about getting involved in our community planting days is watching the seeds you've planted grow for future generations to enjoy.

Hear Bardon Park Malgamongup Friends Group President David Dyke and the City's Environment Manager Alex Devine reflect on how the site has flourished thanks to this community group's amazing efforts.

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Claughton Reserve, Bayswater

Hear Friends of Claughton Reserve President Ranil Ratnayeke and the City's Environment Officer Rebecca Cooper talk about why community planting at Claughton Reserve is the perfect opportunity to come together with family, friends and nature. 

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