As all MUMC activities involve the outdoor environment it is up to us to look after it. Conservation trips involve a range of activities such as restoration of native vegetation, nestbox monitoring of native species and spotting of iconic australian fauna.
All conservation activities are a team effort, with volunteers from many organisations and walks of life joining together. Renowned for their great atmosphere, conservation trips are a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow environmentally minded people, plan new adventures and have a good time. This is while contributing to worthy causes and helping the environment.
Photo credit: Don Teng
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Upcoming Conservation Trips
G.R.O.U.T. 101
Wed 2 May 2018 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Regent Honeyeater Project: Planting Weekend 1
Fri 11 5:00pm - Sun 13 May 2018 2:00pm
This trip has been cancelled.
Tree Planting with the Regent Honeyeater Project
Sat 12 6:30am - Sun 13 May 2018 5:00pm
Regent Honeyeater Project: Planting Weekend 2
Fri 25 5:00pm - Sun 27 May 2018 2:00pm
Regent Honeyeater Project: Planting Weekend 3
Fri 8 5:00pm - Sun 10 Jun 2018 2:00pm
Past Conservation Trips
Koala Conservation Day Trip
Sun 18 Mar 2018 8:00am - 5:00pm
Koala Conservation Day Trip
Sun 4 Mar 2018 8:00am - 5:00pm
Citizen Science to protect east gippsland forests
Mon 15 - Mon 29 Jan 2018
Tree planting with the Regent Honeyeater Project
Sat 7 - Sun 8 Oct 2017
SPRATS - Expression of Interest
Fri 6 - Mon 16 Oct 2017