Our Work Sites 2021 – 2026
Invitation to Volunteers
Join us! Volunteer Now!
Rewilding Stonnington is a 100% volunteer managed and run organisation. We are always happy to welcome new volunteers! If you can:
- Weed, dig, plant, use a spade or a shovel
If you want to:
- Learn more about indigenous and endemic plants
- Help enhance biodiversity and combat climate change in our local area
- Do something practical for our environment, in company with others
Please do come and join our warm and welcoming community of volunteers.
If you have special knowledge or skills (in plants, gardening or bush regeneration, social and other media, admin, IT or financial management) or just want to have a go, please do get in touch. We are happy to welcome families and children/young people under the care of a responsible adult* – if you do plan to bring children to a working bee please let us know in advance, via email to rewildingstonnington@gmail.com.
* Please note that work at rail stations via the Station Volunteers program is only open to adults 18+
Committee 2025-26
The Rewilding Stonnington Committee for 2025-26 is:
- President Alison Richards
- Vice President Nadine Samaha
- Treasurer Mary Mahoney
- Secretary Jason Whyte
- Ordinary members: Bob Hale, Bryan Hpa, Julie Laidler, Sarah Hui Li, Kirby Roper, Graham Ross, Grace Warner
** We’re on the lookout for a new Treasurer! And someone to help with social media. If you can help out yourself, or via a recommendation please get in touch
Our Funders, Partners, and Sponsors
We rely on the generosity and commitment of our members, friends, partners and sponsors to support our activities. As with many community-based organisations, a great deal of that support comes in the form of gifts of time and energy, in kind rather than cash. Funding from government and philanthropic bodies allows us to purchase goods and services including tools and plants.
Financial donations from individuals are always welcome. As a registered charity we can offer donors tax deductibility so please
We are particularly grateful to:
Our funding bodies:
Government of Australia: Stronger Communities, Department of Social Services (DSS), Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW).
Government of Victoria: Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
Local government: City of Stonnington
Land managers: City of Stonnington, Melbourne Water, VicTrack/Metro
Auspice bodies (past projects): Keep Australia Beautiful (Victoria), Rotary Club of Prahran
Our project partners, plant suppliers, local businesses and other like-minded organisations:
Arborco Malvern
Bili Nursery/Westgate Biodiversity, Port Melbourne
BioRhythm Project
Bungalook Nursery, Blackburn South
GreenAnt Networks
Greenlink Box Hill
Kirby Architects Malvern
level-ak Malvern
Midnight in Paris, Prahran
Narrap Nursery, Healesville
Port Phillip EcoCentre
The KooyongKoot Alliance
The GreenLink Alliance
The Yarra Link Project
The Yarra Riverkeeper Association
TreeProject Melbourne
Victorian Environment Friends Network (VEFN)
VINC (Victorian Indigenous Nurseries Co-op) Fairfield
Willum Warrain Nursery, Hastings
Proudly supported by the City of Stonnington
