Join Ranger Ari as she takes you out into the corridor for a morning full of fun & music!

Join us as we team up with Strathnairn Arts Association for a day of nature and art!

Join us as we team up with Strathnairn Arts Association for a day of nature and art!

Come and see what it is like to be a park ranger with the team from the Trust!

Join local photographer Cristy Froehlich on an Autumn photography walk through the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor.

Ever wanted to know more about the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor? Join our Rangers as they take you along the Strathnarirn to Shepherds Walking Track to learn about the area and all the plants and animals that call the Corridor home.

One artist’s response to our changing climate.

We are hosting another photography walk with Crtisty Froehlich! Join Cristy on a walk through the Conservation Corridor on the Strathnairn to Shepherds walking track.

Ginninderry Conservation Trust are running two events for the spring school holidays! Children aged 3-7 are invited to join us in the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor for a time of exploration and fun.

Friday 29th September: Is our Crafty Creatures program where we will learn about the creatures that live in the corridor and create our own crafty creatures.

Wednesday 4th October: Will be our Music in the Bush program where we will go for a walk, sing songs, play games and read stories featuring the plants and animals that call the Conservation Corridor home!

Ginninderry Conservation Trust are once again running our school holiday program this spring!

Children 7-12 are invited to join us in the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor for a time of exploration and fun.

The "Our Place" program for the 7-12 year olds will involve two exciting days of adventure and learning where we will explore the plants, habitats and cultural stories of the Corridor through an artistic lens, encouraging participants to interact with their environment through stories, paintings and games.

Some activities will include painting, collection of natural materials for arts and craft, making musical instruments from plants, writing and singing songs, storytelling, water bug activities and many fun games!

UPDATE***
Tickets are sold out! Thank you to everyone who has secured a spot. We are looking to run more events like this in the future- if you are keen to be involved or would like to reach out for more information, contact us at admin.contact@ginninderry.org. Thank you!

Have you experienced our walking track yet? Perhaps you are a bit unsure about what to expect? Join us for an informative and fun morning!

Join us at the Link for a live snake demonstration by Gavin Smith from ACT Snake Removals & Canberra Snake Tracking Project, meet Edward Teddy the wombat and Yolandi Vermaak from Wombat Rescue, then head out with our Rangers for a Q&A and guided walk along our walking track.

We are partnering with the Conservation Council to deliver a bush walk as part of their Bush Buds program! The program encourages Canberran's to choose their 'bush bud' and attend a walk with a local expert to connect with nature and learn more about protecting their bud. We will be using the Strathnairn to Shepherd's walking track.

Come and join the Ginninderry Conservation Trust team on the 9th of July from 1pm-4pm for our NAIDOC week event.

Bring your children and join our rangers these school holidays for some creative fun in the corridor!

Thursday 6th July: Will be our Music in the Bush program where we will go for a walk, sing songs, play games and read stories featuring the plants and animals that call the Conservation Corridor home!

Wednesday 12th July: Is our Crafty Creatures program where we will learn about the creatures that live in the corridor and create our own crafty creatures.

*Please note: Parents/carers required to attend these programs with their children.

Join our rangers this school holidays for some creative fun in the corridor. There are two available dates:

Tuesday 4th July: Is our Music in the Bush program where we will learn to listen to nature, create musical instruments from what we find the corridor, write some songs and perform them at the end of the program for parents/carers.

Monday 10th July: Is our Artistic Adventures program where we will go out into the corridor, look at what's around and create a piece of art that reflects what we see.

Following the Pride Grows planting day at Ginnindery on 13 May, the Trust is partnering with Landcare ACT to run a guided walk from The Link up to Shepherd's Lookout.

This walk is all about deepening connection - to nature and each other and will be deliberately slow paced. We'll take our time on this half day amble through changing terrain, activating our different senses on route and stopping to appreciate the little details before arriving at Shepherd's lookout for lunch with a view. It will be ran by our casual rangers who will help guide the way and chat about different parts of the track.

Join Cristy Froehlich, a local award-winning nature photographer, on a walk through the newest walking track nestled within the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor. The track is a moderate 3.4km walk which weaves its way from The Link building at Strathnairn to Shepherds Lookout. During the walk (set aside 3 hours return), Cristy will share with you her keen eye to help find interesting flora, insects, birds and reptiles to photograph. She will also share with you tips and tricks to photograph these subjects when out walking! A wonderful way to get back to nature, surrounded by native Australia flora and fauna. Use all of your senses to take in this beautiful location and capture some lovely images to take home.

Landcare ACT has organised an LGBTQI+ planting day in the Conservation Corridor which we would like to invite you to come along! The planting site extends across an area of approximately 15 hectares on a ridge high above the Murrumbidgee River. It was planted with eucalypts 20 or 30 years ago which have grown really well, but lacks mid-storey and structural habitat elements for small birds, reptiles and other animals. We are excited to have the support of the Pride Grows community to help get mid-storey species established in this patch!

We have invited residents and visitors to submit photos for an art exhibition titled “Critters of the Corridor”. The exhibition showcases the diversity of the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor and the importance of community engagement.

The final photos have been chosen, and we are very excited to share them with you.

We would like to invite you to join us on the 22nd of April to celebrate the exhibition. Some of the Trust staff will be there to talk about the exhibition and how we aimed to showcase the diversity of the species found within the corridor, from insects to marsupials and everything in between.

The Ginninderry Conservation Corridor Management Plan 2018-2023 is set for review, and we would like to invite you to join us for a community workshop where we can hear what is important to you about the Ginninderry Conservation Corridor and any issues or opportunities you would like considered. The Plan guides the management of the Conservation Corridor and the operations of the Ginninderry Conservation Trust. The current Plan includes actions to ensure high standards of biodiversity conservation, cultural heritage conservation and sustainable recreational use.

We are partnering with OzFish for Clean Up Australia day! This Sunday the 5th of March we will be running an event along the Murrumbidgee River to clean up rubbish along our waterways.

Click here for more information or check out the event page on Facebook here

We hope to see you there!