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Tree Planting & Environmental Action in Peel, WA Volunteers Growing a Greener Future

Tree Planting & Environmental Action in Peel, WA Volunteers Growing a Greener Future

Growing a Greener Peel, Together

We’re a local group of volunteers dedicated to restoring native bushland and improving biodiversity through hands-on action. Join us in propagating our native trees, connecting with community, and building a greener future for the Peel region.

Join us Every Sunday at The Shed – Dawesville Bowling Club

We gather every Sunday at The Shed, located on the grounds of the Dawesville Bowling Club (1 Thisbe Drive), to propagate native plants and connect with our community.

Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or joining us for the first time, you’re warmly welcome. It’s a great opportunity to:

  • Meet like-minded people
  • Learn about local native flora
  • Take part in meaningful environmental action

Check our Calendar of Facebook or get in touch to confirm our next meeting  We’d love to have you with us!

OUR COMMUNITY

HOW TO VOLUNTEER

Volunteering with us is easy and open to everyone—no experience needed!

  • In spring, join us at The Shed to sow seeds and take cuttings.
  • During summer, help care for young plants at home using irrigated growing tables.
  • In late summer/autumn, assist with potting seedlings at The Shed or in local schools.
  • In autumn/winter, support regular care and join community planting days through the Million Trees Program.
    Just check our events calendar, bring a hat, some gloves, and a smile—we’ll guide you through everything. Whether you help once a year or every month, your time makes a real difference.

Upcoming Events

Community Planting Projects

Planting with Purpose

MOTT undertakes an annual local community-based tree planting project. An area is identified and native plants are propagated which are suitable for the site. This work is usually undertaken in conjunction with the local council and the planting is done by volunteers. If you’d like to get involved, please contact us via Facebook or the email address below.

Because We Can

Want to know more or keen to get involved? Notifications of upcoming activities and events are posted on our Facebook page. You could also join our mailing list and receive notification of events and activities and updates on environmentally-oriented activities in the region.

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