Friends of Edgars Creek

Friends of Edgars Creek

An active community group established in 2007 to restore and protect Edgars Creek.

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Christmas-party

Published September 17, 2017 at 4608 × 3456 in Annual “Christmas in September” planting
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Stay tuned for our first event for 2021. More details soon.

Recent Posts

  • Bring on 2021!
  • Calling for event hosts for 2020
  • 800 plants for National Tree Day
  • National Tree Day
  • Annual General Meeting 2019

Edgars Creek Master Plan

The Edgars Creek conservation and development plan seeks to establish a clear strategic direction for future integrated planning and management of open space along Edgars Creek between Merri Creek and Edwardes Lake.

The plan aims to protect and enhance the unique geology, cultural heritage and environmental values while achieving a sustainable balance between conservation and public access and use of open space along Edgars Creek.

Access the development plan here.

Access the master plan here.

FoEC planting site map

This map indicates our main planting sites along Edgars creek.

View a larger version of the map here.

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Community announcement

The City of Darebin is asking the community to not feed the wildlife. When people feed ducks, native birds and wildlife, they may not realise that giving wildlife food that they wouldn’t normally eat is bad for their health and environment.

Please download this brochure for more information.

Winner, Moreland Sustainability Award, 2015

Friends of Edgars Creek played an integral role in the political campaign to save ten hectares of open space from development.

The Edgars Creek corridor has gone from what was a somewhat neglected landscape to a thriving habitat corridor which is and will be enjoyed by many generations to come.

Read more at www.moreland.vic.gov.au.

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ABN 34 091 851 094
Email: edgarscreek@gmail.com
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Friends of Edgars Creek acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which Edgars Creek is situated, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
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