EHN Landcare comprises two groups: what was formerly the EHN Coast Care Group and the Officers Quarters Volunteer Weeding Group.

The activities are usually on the second Sunday of the Month for Coast Care activities and on the second Thursday of the month for the weeding around the Officers’ Quarters.
Meet at the Officers’ Quarters car park, off Pirates Bay Drive.
New volunteers who want to help conserve our beautiful coastline and or  the garden around the Officers’ Quarters are always welcome 
Please wear suitable clothes and boots.
Check work is happening with Ted first.

The activities start at 10 am and finish no later than 12 noon.

Volunteers are required to be registered with Parks and Wildlife Service. This can be done on-line at –
https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=aa3c186c-ebde-4f84-9091-6abaef6dc2be&ApplicationFormNumber=1
The list of ‘Opportunities’ is presently hard to follow but if lucky you might find your way to the Landcare page at –
https://www.landcaretas.org.au/9368 where the Eaglehawk Neck ‘Coast Care’ Group is shown.

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