On the morning of the 20th of October, a dozen wildflower and nature enthusiasts set out on a walk to Sandy Creek. Individuals of all ages attended the day, all exploring and listening carefully to the delightful Sue Ablitt, a local ecologist and wildflower extraordinaire.

On the dry Glenroy hills, Jeremy Madin revitalised degraded land with repaired dams, rotational grazing, and shelter belts, improving water quality, reducing erosion, and boosting biodiversity.