Come and help plant out the ECOSS Food Forest alongside Permaculture Yarra Valley. It's an opportunity to learn from the team about Food Forest design, to put your hand to the next inspirational project at ECOSS and watch it grow! Part of the ECOSS master plan includes the establishment of a food forest to
The original custodians of the Yarra Valley, the Wurundjeri people, didn’t write. Their wisdom travelled through time in songs, stories and dance. We acknowledge this land’s indigenous ancestors and elders, oral historians of the dream-time. This poetry gathering sits on the shoulders of countless generations of wisdom keepers and spoken-word story tellers. Welcome to
Ngulu Festival @ ECOSS Valley Market Program Ngulu Festival at the ECOSS Valley Market! Date: Friday 16th June, 3.30-8pm. Ngulu is a special event to celebrate First Nations, hosted at Yarra Valley ECOSS on Wurundjeri Country. Ngulu will run alongside The ECOSS Valley market with local produce, arts, crafts and food. A Taste
Joining us this Friday 23rd June during The ECOSS Valley Market from 4.30pm in the coop we have Frank running an African Dance Class! Frank is visiting all the way from Ghana-West Africa. This is a very special opportunity not to be missed! More details in the flyer. Bookings essential please contact Leanne at: ecotopiastall@ecoss.org.au
The original custodians of the Yarra Valley, the Wurundjeri people, didn’t write. Their wisdom travelled through time in songs, stories and dance. We acknowledge this land’s indigenous ancestors and elders, oral historians of the dream-time. This poetry gathering sits on the shoulders of countless generations of wisdom keepers and spoken-word story tellers. Welcome to
The original custodians of the Yarra Valley, the Wurundjeri people, didn’t write. Their wisdom travelled through time in songs, stories and dance. We acknowledge this land’s indigenous ancestors and elders, oral historians of the dream-time. This poetry gathering sits on the shoulders of countless generations of wisdom keepers and spoken-word story tellers. Welcome to
Join Janet and Peter for a 60km Self-drive, Tag Along Tour to the Hackett Tree and Seven Acre Rock. When? Saturday, July 15. Where? Meet at ECOSS carpark at 10am for a 10.30 departure. (Folk will be encouraged to carpool leaving some vehicles at ECOSS for the day). Bring along a picnic lunch (we’ll
Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop Saturday 22nd July 2023, 10 am Location: ECOSS, 711 Old Warburton Rd, Wesburn Expert presenters will demonstrate how to prune stone fruit, apples, espaliered fruit trees and grape vines. All proceeds will be donated to ECOSS’ Crops for Community, an agricultural focused skill development program for people with mixed ability. BYO lunch BYO secateurs Starts at 10am and should
YARRA VALLEY ECOSS Presents: Regenerative Farming Practices Seminar 10am - 3pm Saturday 29th July @ ECOSS A full day of information about Regenerative Agriculture and associated topics. Inspiring speakers and panel discussion. • Role of dung beetles in farm ecosystems • Regenerative Agriculture on a budget and Improving your soil. • Biochar applications in
HERITAGE AND RARE FRUIT NETWORK Grafting Day & Scion Swap Heritage trees and Scion for sale Instruction, DIY Support, Tools and more... Date: Saturday August 5th 2023, Time: 10am-3pm Entrance: $5 Place: The Coop Yarra Valley Ecoss: 711 Old Warburton Road, Wesburn Vic. Information: luke.whiteside@gmail.com Phone: 5967 2416 / www.ecoss.org.au
Pottery Studio Fundraiser An Imbolc Offering Hearth Fire Supper, Song & Stories Sat 5th August, The Coop @ ECOSS, Wesburn 5.30pm Supper, 6pm Concert Tickets $30 Adult, $25 Concession, $10 Youth (12-13 years) Family Tickets; $65 (2 Adults + Kids), $35 (1 Adult + kids) Available at Eventbrite and on the door.
Come and help plant out the ECOSS Food Forest alongside Permaculture Yarra Valley. It's an opportunity to learn from the team about Food Forest design, to put your hand to the next inspirational project at ECOSS and watch it grow! Part of the ECOSS master plan includes the establishment of a food forest to
Yarra Valley ECOSS acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land in which we work, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders both past and present
We acknowledge that we are in a Climate Crisis and pay respect to those working hard towards Climate Mitigation.
ECOSS is committed to Child Safe Policies, and Respectful Relationships.
We invite you to join us in acknowledging the above.
