How can communities foster biodiversity and reconnect with traditional knowledge in their urban neighborhoods?

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Join Rewilding Stonington on a tour showcasing some of their recent projects around Prahran. The tour will commence at BioRhythm, a biophilic art installation guided by Rewilding Stonington’s knowledge on endemic plant species, before proceeding on foot around Prahran. The walk will include reflections and insights on opportunities for regenerative sustainability in urban settings and how to overcome associated challenges.

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The tour will look at examples of pocket parks, guerilla gardening, the Stationeers program, and discuss pathways for community interventions and opportunities for collaboration to enhance potential green spaces on public/public-facing land in an urban environment.

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Date: Monday 22 April

Time: 11am-12:30pm

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Guides: Alison and Elvyn - Rewilding Stonington

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Location: BioRhythm, Grattan Gardens, Greville Street (fountains), Prahran

The tour will begin at BioRhythm in Grattan Gardens before heading off on foot to three surrounding sites within a short walking distance. Please wear comfortable footwear. Note, we will be proceeding regardless of the weather.

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RSVP: This is a free event however registration is required. Please RSVP here.

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Rewilding Stonington is a dedicated volunteer group working to reintroduce indigenous and endemic plants, raise public awareness and connect with the pre-colonial heritage of our local area: City of Stonnington.

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BioRhythm is an immersive public art installation utilising biofeedback from endemic plants and the surrounding environment to create a constantly evolving live sound and light show. Produced by Buko Studio and Public Street, BioRhythm will be making Grattan Gardens its home from the 17th April to the 14th May. The BioRhythm team is pleased to celebrate Rewilding Stonnington as a Community Partner.

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This event is proudly supported by the City of Stonnington.

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