Wawa Euroa is an opportunity to learn about the proud Taungurung story, alongside the inspiring Euroa Arb story. This experience is as much about the celebration of meaningful partnerships as it is about our proud Culture and biik. In this environment of regenerated grassy woodlands, typical of what Country would have looked like pre-colonisation, our...
The Euroa Arboretum presents 'The Orbweavers' playing at the North Eastern Hotel. Celebrating the importance, scarcity, value and beauty of local native seed. Prior to the gig, a short talk by Cathy Olive on the importance of local native seed and the challenges faced by local native seed banks. Tickets $25 + booking fee. Under...
Join us for a tour of the spectacular grasslands of the Euroa Arboretum with Bronte Haines, Groundcover Restoration Co-ordinator. This one and a half hour tour will lead you through a brief history of temperate grasslands in south eastern Australia, and the processes we use to restore and rejuvenate precious native grasslands at the Arboretum....
A hands-on cultural experience for the whole family (suited to children aged 6-12 years). Start with a Welcome Smoking Ceremony Learn about cultural uses of plants with aguided walk at the Euroa Arboretum,tasting bush foods as we go. Art experience with take home souvenir Morning tea There is Adult & Child Ticket pricing. Visit Organisers...
A celebration of the beauty and importance of local native seed Help us celebrate the beauty and value of local native seed. Tiny package, vital spark of life in the dark, beneath our feet as we walk through the paddock and garden. Patient one feeling the pull of the warmer season, stirring quietly, about to...
Join us for a tour of the spectacular grasslands of the Euroa Arboretum with Bronte Haines, Groundcover Restoration Co-ordinator. This one and a half hour tour will lead you through a brief history of temperate grasslands in south eastern Australia, and the processes we use to restore and rejuvenate precious native grasslands at the Arboretum....
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work. We pay our respects to the rich cultures and to the elders past and present.
