'Our Backyard' with Hannah Moloney - Geelong Nature Festival launch

The Geelong Nature Festival is powered by passionate environmental groups and agencies with a shared vision to promote and conserve nature in the Geelong region.It is an exciting joint initiative organised and supported by the City of Greater Geelong, the Geelong Field Naturalists Club, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, Corangamite Catchment Management Authority, Wadawurrung  Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, Deakin University, as well as many dedicated community volunteer groups.

Geelong Nature Festival

Join us and the inspirational Hannah Moloney from Gardening Australia for the launch of the Geelong Nature Festival -  'Our Backyard'.

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Geelong Nature Festival 2023

Something for everyone!  So many activities in the great outdoors!

Geelong Nature Festival - "Our Backyard"
15 September - 29 October 2023

Book early to avoid disappointment!

The Geelong Nature Festival 2023 ‘Our Backyard’ is an exciting, multi-dimensional event, showcasing Geelong’s natural wonders through September and October with nature-based activities, workshops, guest speakers, presentations and displays. We're excited to have Hannah Moloney launching the festival on Friday 15th September and following up with a gardening demonstration at the Geelong Botanic Gardens the next morning. Hannah is best known for her work in permaculture and as a presenter on ABC’s Gardening Australia, quickly followed by her commitment to climate activism. Hannah will be sharing fun ways of creating a nature friendly backyard to attract native birds and be a home for wildlife. T﻿o see the full list of events planned for the festival, click on the Geelong Nature Festival organiser link below.The Geelong Nature Festival is a partnership between the City and the Geelong Field Naturalists Club, with support from the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA), the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority, Bellarine Catchment Network, Deakin University, as well as the many dedicated community volunteer groups.

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