Events

TIN is celebrating Biodiversity month with a week long sale and will have thousands of local native plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

There will be display of what the plants look like when grown and of course someone to talk to about the conditions that are best for growing.Spring is a great time to get your garden underway, the plants can settle in before the heat of summer.

The first week in September is Landcare Week. This week is set aside by Landcarers across Australia to celebrate the role that Landcare plays in sustainable land use, community participation in natural resource management and biodiversity conservation.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Burwood Beach is the coastal part of Glenrock State Consevation Area. In the past, this bit of beach had its foredunes covered by Bitou Bush. Several years of efforts by coastal volunteers are making a difference to the varierty of coastal plants that now call Burwood Beach their home. This regeneration project still has a long way to go and you can be a part of its transformation. If you’re interested make sure you've been in for an induction and book a seat on the bus. Volunteer inductions happen every Wednesday at 10am to give you an overview of the organisation and the OH & S issues at TIN.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Can you ever have enough nursery nous? There are plants a plenty to indulge your botanical bent.

Trees In Newcastle aims to encourage the interests of the community in seed collection, propagation, planting and nurturing of local native species. We are keen to provide educational opportunities and assistance to support learning about the local environment.

To get the most out of volunteering at TIN we like to make sure you know a little bit about us, what we do and why we do it. We also like to know a little bit about you and what you hope to get out of your volunteer experience.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Burwood Beach is the coastal part of Glenrock State Consevation Area. In the past, this bit of beach had its foredunes covered by Bitou Bush. Several years of efforts by coastal volunteers are making a difference to the varierty of coastal plants that now call Burwood Beach their home. This regeneration project still has a long way to go and you can be a part of its transformation. If you’re interested make sure you've been in for an induction and book a seat on the bus. Volunteer inductions happen every Wednesday at 10am to give you an overview of the organisation and the OH & S issues at TIN.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Feel like a structured stroll in some beautiful bushland? Volunteers and a Seed Collection supervisor from Trees in Newcastle go seed collecting every Friday in some of the best bits of bush in the Lower Hunter. If you would like to learn about seed in all of its glorious shapes and stages, learn about the bushland in bloom and contribute to the Lower Hunter Region Community Seedbank,the bus leaves at 9am from TIN.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Merewether Beach is a well loved stretch of the local coastline. Once upon a time there was only Bitou Bush on the dunes but now thanks to the efforts of several local coastcare groups native vegetation is once again holding the dunes in place. The main task we tackle is the ongoing replacement of local weeds such as Gazania and Bitou Bush with local coastal native plants.

Our long term aim is to improve the local environment of the Lower Hunter region through bush regeneration and the protection and propagation of local native plants.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Merewether Beach is a well loved stretch of the local coastline. Once upon a time there was only Bitou Bush on the dunes but now thanks to the efforts of several local coastcare groups native vegetation is once again holding the dunes in place. The main task we tackle is the ongoing replacement of local weeds such as Gazania and Bitou Bush with local coastal native plants.If you’re interested make sure you've been in for an induction and book a seat on the bus. Volunteer inductions happen every Wednesday at 10am to give you an overview of the organisation and the OH & S issues at TIN.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Can you ever have enough nursery nous? At TIN there are plants a plenty to indulge your botanical bent.

To get the most out of volunteering at TIN we like to make sure you know a little bit about us, what we do and why we do it. We also like to know a little bit about you and what you hope to get out of your volunteer experience.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Merewether Beach is a well loved stretch of the local coastline. Once upon a time there was only Bitou Bush on the dunes but now thanks to the efforts of several local coastcare groups native vegetation is once again holding the dunes in place. The main task we tackle is the ongoing replacement of local weeds such as Gazania and Bitou Bush with local coastal native plants.If you’re interested make sure you've been in for an induction and book a seat on the bus. Volunteer inductions happen every Wednesday at 10am to give you an overview of the organisation and the OH & S issues at TIN.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

Feel like a structured stroll in some beautiful bushland? Volunteers and a Seed Collection supervisor from Trees in Newcastle go seed collecting every Friday in some of the best bits of bush in the Lower Hunter. If you would like to learn about seed in all of its glorious shapes and stages, learn about the bushland in bloom and contribute to the Lower Hunter Region Community Seedbank,the bus leaves at 9am from TIN.

The week long sale will have thousands of plants on offer at 30-50% off the normal price. There'll be free plants for purchases over $50 and freebies that need a bit of extra care for those with a bit of a green thumb.

TIN grows local native plants, the kind that grow out in the bush, the tough types that don't need too much extra attention, the luscious types that the local wildlife like to dip their beaks and bits into for a healthy meal.

 

The 7th Annual Awabakal Wildflower Walk is on again. Meet in the carpark at the far end of Ocean Street Dudley.

King Edward Park and Shepherds Hill are iconic Newcastle parks with a long histories and great views. Coastcaring here provides a great way to learn about bush regeneration and what it takes to look after a Threatened Ecological Community, the Themda Grasslands on the seacliffs. It is the location of TIN's National Tree Day plantings and is a park in transition.

To get the most out of volunteering at TIN we like to make sure you know a little bit about us, what we do and why we do it. We also like to know a little bit about you and what you hope to get out of your volunteer experience.

We will be attempting to get the Bitou Bush under control around Strezlecki Lookout and do a bit of biodiversity boosting of the grasslands. If you’re interested make sure you've been in for an induction and book a seat on the bus. Volunteer inductions happen every Wednesday at 10am to give you an overview of the organisation and the OH & S issues at TIN.

Feel like a structured stroll in some beautiful bushland? Volunteers and a Seed Collection supervisor from Trees in Newcastle go seed collecting every Friday in some of the best bits of bush in the Lower Hunter. If you would like to learn about seed in all of its glorious shapes and stages, learn about the bushland in bloom and contribute to the Lower Hunter Region Community Seedbank,the bus leaves at 9am from TIN.

TIN will be lending several hands to support one of Newcastle's longest running landcare groups.  The Claremont Reserve Bushcare group have been looking after this pretty patch of near-perfect bushland since the mid 1990s.

TIN volunteers will be lending a hand to do a bit of weeding in the Spotted Gum Ironbark Open forest. This is a very common vegetation community around the slopes of Newcastle and Lake Macquarie so it's also a great opportunity to learn a little bit more about the local bushland, the weeds that sneak in and how to remove them with minimal disturbance.

Can you ever have enough nursery nous? At TIN there are plants a plenty to indulge your botanical bent.

To get the most out of volunteering at TIN we like to make sure you know a little bit about us, what we do and why we do it. We also like to know a little bit about you and what you hope to get out of your volunteer experience.

The Bathers Way days are part of an integrated coastal rehabilitation project that involves planting, weeding and biodiversity boosting. Boosting the biodiversity along the Bathers Way is a great way to learn about bush regeneration and what it takes to look after our local environment. Trees In Newcastle has received a grant from the Australian Government's Envirofund to continue the long term rehabilitation our our spectacular coastal strip. You're most welcome to come along and learn and lend a hand.

Feel like a structured stroll in some beautiful bushland? Volunteers and a Seed Collection supervisor from Trees in Newcastle go seed collecting every Friday in some of the best bits of bush in the Lower Hunter. If you would like to learn about seed in all of its glorious shapes and stages, learn about the bushland in bloom and contribute to the Lower Hunter Region Community Seedbank,the bus leaves at 9am from TIN.