Nature Bingo

Download our free nature bingo card and see what nature you can see, hear, and smell from your balcony or backyard! Fill in the card and tag us on Instagram (@ecocentrestkilda), Twitter (@ecocentrestk) or Facebook (@ecocentrestkilda).

Click the photo to download the bingo card.

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From Garden to Table; our Friday Gardening Group
Remember Show and Tell in primary school? Well, Friday Gardening Group are still doing it at the Eco –Centre! We start each Friday morning session with an array of wonderful things gardeners bring in, sharing our knowledge of the amazing plants in our local area. Did you know that edible pine nuts come from pine […]
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Celebrating National Volunteer Week: Honouring Our Corporate Volunteers!
by Nadav Zisin This National Volunteer Week, we are incredibly grateful to our dedicated corporate volunteers who have significantly contributed to the important work we do at the EcoCentre. Your commitment and hard work have made a profound impact on our environment and community. Here’s a highlight of what we’ve achieved together with our corporate […]
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City Nature Challenge
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The City Nature Challenge and Citizen Science Photography Tips
Earlier this year in April, people all around the planet contributed to citizen science by participating in the City Nature Challenge. They then recorded their observations of living (or once living) things in their local area to the iNaturalist citizen science database. I was blessed to join smiling volunteers under the crystal blue skies at […]
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South Melbourne Community Chest there be treasure in there!
A blog on South Melbourne Community Chest, By Neil Blake. South Melbourne Community Chest Staff Next time you need a special gift for a special someone… the South Melbourne Community Chest Op Shop at 200 Banks St, South Melbourne is heartily recommended! Your purchase will help to Reduce Reuse and Recycle…  and support exciting community […]
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The EcoCentre acknowledges the Kulin Nations, including the Yalukit Willam clan of the Boon Wurrung language group, traditional custodians of the land on which we are located.

We pay respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to other First Nations and Elder members of our multicultural community.