Golden Valley Tree Park

Monthly Busy Bees

Busy bees are continuing as required. Always rewarding and fun way
to support and connect with other park volunteers.
Delicious morning tea provided. Inquiries: email us
Do you wish to be advised of Busy Bees?
If so register here register here to receive an email with details

** Check out our Facebook Page for upcoming Busy Bees

Sunday 29th October 2023
Balingup Spring Picnic
Time:12 noon till dusk

BYO hamper and drinks. Relax and have fun with friends.

Sunday 7th May 2023

Tinderbox Raffle fundraiser for Golden Valley Tree Park

Saturday 22nd October 2022
Balingup Spring Picnic
Time:12 noon

Bring a hamper and drinks and relax with friends as we celebrate
this time of year!

July 2022

Call for Volunteer coordinator(s)

It is our volunteers that make the Tree Park such a community asset. The Golden Valley Tree Park Management Committee is looking for a
volunteer or volunteers to help coordinate our volunteers.
See full details

June 2022

Take your rubbish with you

Please be aware that all bins in the park will be removed by the end
of July. As there will be no bins within the park, visitors are requested
to be prepared and take all rubbish (including doggy doo bags)
home with them.

May 2022
New all-access path at Golden Valley Tree Park

Check out more details on the Media Release

Saturday 9 April 2022
Wheelbarrow Army in World Collection
Time 8.00am -11.30am

Spreading woodchips on walk tracks. Followed by the usual delicious social morning tea in the gazebo around eleven am to wind things up

Saturday 13 November 2021
Thwackin Thistles Busy Bee plus morning tea
Time 8.30am start

Please join us for a thistle session. Bring a hoe if you can, some spares available. Time to socialize & morning tea.

Saturday 6th November 2021

GVTP Spring Picnic from 4pm onwards
BYO hamper and drinks. Relax and have fun with friends.

September 2021

Newsletter available here

Saturday 21 August 2021
Time 8.30am -11.30am

Australian Collection Busy Bee
The busy bee will be directed by the Curator of the Australian Collection, Laurent Marsol. This will be a great opportunity for Laurent to meet you, if he hasn't already had that opportunity.
Here is the list of tasks we would like to accomplish at the busy bee.

• Tidy-up entrance - cutting and removal of coarse woody debris
• Weeding in entrance precinct
• Bridal creeper control
• Control of acacia seedlings
• Maintenance of Geographe Landcare and Euc. relicta plantings