Supporting wildlife friendly gardens for residents.
2.7Deliver the Backyard Biodiversity Project
Progress
- Not started
- Planning
- Implementation
- Completed
Description
The Backyard Biodiversity Project supports our community to create a welcoming environment for our native wildlife by planting indigenous plants in your garden, and including wildlife-friendly elements in your garden.
When you join Backyard Biodiversity you can:
- Attend a series of workshops
- Learn how to turn your garden into a safe haven for animals
- Receive landscape gardening advice from a landscape designer
- Receive free native plants
Please visit the Backyard Biodiversity Project Event Page for more information and to register for the 2023 program.
We are running 2 courses this year. Any Boroondara resident is welcome to join one of these groups, running from early May 2023 over 5 weeks.
Places in this free program are limited, and registration is essential. Registrations close on Sunday 23 April, unless spaces are filled prior.
Official description
Deliver the Backyard Biodiversity Project annually to encourage and support residents to create indigenous habitat gardens.
(According to the action plan)Read more
- Create Wildlife Friendly Garden
- Backyard Biodiversity - A guide to creating wildlife-friendly and sustainable gardens in Boroondara
Tasks
What's left to do?
- 30/06/2023
2023 Backyard Biodiversity Project
What has been done?
- 30/06/2022
2022 Backyard Biodiversity Project
The Backyard Biodiversity project was run in 2022.
Summary and contacts
Timeline
Ongoing
Responsible organisations
Contact persons
Environmental Sustainability team
City of Boroondara
Information updated 31/03/2023
We are running 2 courses this year. Any Boroondara resident is welcome to join one of these groups, running from early May 2023 over 5 weeks.