

Sat, 14 Feb
|Warrnambool Community Garden
Discover the native grasses growing in your neighbourhood with Jodie Honan
Join local ecologist and educator Jodie Honan for a hands-on exploration of the native grasses that shape Warrnambool’s natural landscapes.
Time & Location
14 Feb 2026, 10:00 am – 11:30 am
Warrnambool Community Garden, 2 Grieve St, Warrnambool VIC 3280, Australia
Guests
About the event
Join local ecologist and educator Jodie Honan for a hands-on exploration of the native grasses that shape Warrnambool’s natural landscapes, including the many species thriving in Albert Park.
Learn how to identify native grasses, understand their lifecycles, and discover how they can bring beauty, diversity, and habitat to your backyard. You’ll explore how grasslands support soils, wildlife and biodiversity and how this will play a key part of the pocket forest regeneration project. Attendees are welcome to bring photos of grasses they'd like to identify including grass flower, leaves, general plant and where it was growing.
Cost: $10 with proceeds supporting garden activities
Location: Warrnambool Community Garden, corner of Grieve and Derby Street, Warrnambool
Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing, curiosity, and a notepad
This session is part of the pocket forest project, and some of the grasses we identify will be replicated in part of the new tiny forest taking root at the…
Tickets
Workshop
This ticket includes all materials and hands on instruction.
$10.00
Total
$0.00
