Bidjigal Road South Environment Group

29/05/2026

PLANTING DAY FROM 9AM TOMORROW SATURDAY 30th Tools provided !

25/05/2026

What a wonderful collaboration ! Refugees and First nations herbs and spices 🥰 At Harris Farm !

19/05/2026

Thank you to Ramtin for donating $100 for the soil! Thank you to the following for signing up for the free plant offer with Bayside Council and IndigiGrow Native Bushfoods & Plants ! Michelle and I will be going there on Thursday to select suitable drought tolerant local indigenous plants from the vegetation locally defined as Eastern Suburbs banksia Scrub which is endangered..Alex , David , Aileen, Geraldine, Namuun, Giang, Shar and Xin. I know many of you are still waiting ... dont worry, we'll get another lot in later! Thats 20 PLANTS SO FAR !!!!!!😁😁😁🌱🌱🌱🌾🌾🌾☀️☀️☀️🌧️🌧️🌧️

19/05/2026

PLANTING DAY!!!SATURDAY 30TH MAY!!
Soil will be delivered, help us shovel and plant!

17/05/2026

STAY POSTED FOR BIDJIGAL ROAD PLANTING DAY for your real life dose of ASMR.

12/05/2026

IndigiGrow is proud to be a part of this amazing lineup supporting our sister girl . Get tickets through this link https://moonacres.rezdy.com/743232/four-chefs-four-seasons-one-table-with-moonacres-luke-mangan-mindy-woods-saturday-30-may or link in the bio

12/05/2026

Planting is for generations 🌱

This Mother’s Day, we celebrate the mums and carers who bring their children into nature and help grow lifelong connections to the environment 💚

In 2004, Jackie brought her son Remi along to a National Tree Day event in Waverton and planted trees together as part of a North Sydney Council community effort. 🌳

21 years later, they returned to the very same site for National Tree Day 2025, finding both the trees and Remi all grown up since they first planted there together.

Get involved in National Tree Day this year (26 July) and start your own family tradition https://nationaltreeday.org.au/ 🌱

06/05/2026

This giveaway is still on!!!!

06/05/2026

Wow! We have a good vantage point from the tops of our buildings !

The beginning of May heralds the peak of the annual Eta Aquariids meteor shower.

The Eta Aquariids usually put on a good show, but this year they peak a few days after a full moon so they will be much harder to see than usual.

If you are really keen, you still may catch a few fireballs if you're awake before sunrise on May 6 and 7.

Tanya Hill, an astronomer at the Melbourne Planetarium, says the Eta Aquariids do not produce many meteors that are bright enough to beat glare from the Moon.

"Under ideal conditions you'd expect 20–30 meteors an hour, in the hour before dawn, but the Moon drops this right down to only about 5–10," Dr Hill says.

Here's what you need to know if you are determined to spot a meteor or two.

If you don't want to take a chance, the good news is that there are other things to see in the sky this month including a comet, two planets drawing closer together, and a "blue" micromoon.

And you don't need to be up at 4am to see any of these.

Read Ellen Phiddian's full story: https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2026-05-05/meteor-showers-and-moons-what-s-in-the-sky-in-may/106625436

05/05/2026

Thank you R for donating $100 towards a tonne of soil at $165