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Conservation Groups Melbourne

Join Melbourne's conservation meetups and explore nature

Help plant native trees in the Yarra Valley!

Help plant native trees in the Yarra Valley!

Mon, May 11, 11:30 PM
From Tree Project Volunteer Planting Days

Get outside and join us for a day of planting trees and shrubs on a beautiful property in the Yarra Valley. Come and help to protect waterways, improve ecosystems and create habitat for wildlife. Share the day with a fun bunch of outdoorsy folk who like doing good! No experience required - we will train you on the day. Morning tea and lunch are provided for free. **[YOU MUST REGISTER VIA THIS LINK!](https://events.humanitix.com/help-plant-native-seedlings-at-coldstream)** This link tells you everything you need to know - what to bring, where to go, FAQs - you MUST register and get a free ticket on this page! (This is a FREE event - large Corporate Groups are asked to pay a supporter's charge, but NOT individuals) You'll meet friendly, like-minded people, and return home knowing that you've done something meaningful. You'll need your own transport, approximately one hour's drive from Melbourne CBD. TreeProject is an award-winning, not-for-profit organisation that has been growing and planting native seedlings for farmers and Landcare groups for over 30 years. We have grown over 2 million trees! This year alone we are growing over 150,000 trees, and helping landowners plant about 50,000 trees! Come and join us!

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Coffee & Connect

Coffee & Connect

Wed, May 13, 12:00 AM
From Bay Area Coach & Consultant Business Meetup Group

**Coffee & Connect.** Nine Yards Cafe 228-230 Dorcas Street Sth Melbourne Arrive as strangers, leave as friends. A free event for everyone to meet one another, share a little about what you do, and what your number one focus is currently. Let’s support one another, generate ideas, make new friends, and leave inspired. You can show up solo, most people do, and make connections there. This is your opportunity to be with people in your profession who are making it happen. It’s a relaxed, informal get-together and most people don’t know each other until they meet. Coffee and tea at own cost.

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Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia. In conversation

Wed, May 20, 9:00 AM
From Left-of-Centre 50s+ Social Group
4.7
14 attendees
Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Thu, May 28, 8:30 AM
From Engineering Machine Consciousness
4.8

The discussion topic for this meetup will be identity and whether or not history is a necessary condition for consciousness as Dretske proposed. James

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2 attendees
Our Tree of Wisdom

Our Tree of Wisdom

Sat, May 16, 3:30 AM
From Melbourne Theosophy
4.7

*‘Universally, trees have long been perceived as doors or gateways to other levels of consciousness, and humans have always honoured trees for their gifts and their wisdom.’* Fred Hageneder Under the auspicious influence of a New Moon in Taurus, join transpersonal art therapist and tarot reader Rachael Wildman as she turns our attention to the spirit of the Earth by focusing on trees; reminding us how we human beings have searched for Truth through the ages beneath their leafy boughs, providing insights into how we resemble these arboreal beings, and then looking at the symbolism of trees as they appear in the Tarot. The talk will then branch out into a description of the process she took in creating her own Tree of Growth tarot spread; detailing what instigated its creation, the inspirations that fertilized its growth and how the spread is read along with the self-transformative benefits that can be found in seeking its counsel. After the talk, time shall be given to explore the Tree of Growth spread as a collective process wherein everyone shall be granted the opportunity to participate, to divine a card through a simple ritual and then share insights into the reading of the spread for the benefit of a flourishing spiritual community. There is no need to bring along a tarot deck as one shall be supplied, nor is it necessary to be a seasoned theosophist or tarot reader; an open-hearted curiosity, a love of nature’s spirit and our own unique wisdom-seeking nature is all that is required. *‘Trees are the earth’s endless effort to speak to the listening heaven.’* Rabindranath Tagore **The MTS is committed to providing events that align with and further The three objects of The Theosophical Society:** * To form a nucleus of the universal brotherhood of humanity, without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste or colour. * To encourage the study of comparative religion, philosophy and science. * To investigate unexplained laws of nature and the powers latent in the human being. * However this being stated, the MTS does not endorse any health, spiritual, science-related, philosophical or theological /other assertions or claims made by any facilitator we host.

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Community Conversations: Finding Calm in the Chaos

Community Conversations: Finding Calm in the Chaos

Fri, May 15, 9:30 AM
From Community Conversations

A gentle exploration of how the nervous system responds to stress, and how it can become easily overwhelmed when life feels full and fast, Together, we'll explore how creating moments of inner space can support the nervous system in softening. settling, and returning to balance. Join us as we explore how cultivating inner space can be an ingredient to sustainable long-term wellbeing. Our Community Conversations are designed to build a warm and inclusive space, facilitating meaningful discussions and sparking positive initiatives in our neighbourhood. Each session involves a short presentation, followed by open and shared conversations, socialising, and light refreshments. Everyone's voice is welcome in this uplifting discussion. Come share your thoughts and help us celebrate the beauty of our shared humanity! This is a free event and all are invited to attend.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with shared interests through local events and groups. It helps users discover activities, join gatherings, and meet like-minded individuals, offering both in-person and online options.

Yes, Melbourne has various conservation groups focused on hiking, environmental volunteering, and nature exploration. These groups unite individuals passionate about conservation efforts.

Search for events within your location on Meetup by entering 'Melbourne' and specifying your interest in conservation. You'll find a list of local activities and groups to join.

Absolutely, Meetup features hiking groups where you can meet others interested in outdoor adventures around Melbourne. Joining these groups is a great way to find hiking partners.

Conservation groups often organize activities like hiking, environmental clean-ups, and educational events. These initiatives focus on promoting community involvement and ecological awareness.

Yes, you can join multiple groups on Meetup. This allows you to engage with various communities based on different interests, such as hiking, conservation, or other hobbies.

Many groups on Meetup are free to join, although some may have membership fees or costs associated with specific events. Check the details on each group's page.

Yes, it's typically advisable to RSVP for events on Meetup to ensure your participation is accounted for and you receive any necessary updates or additional information.

While Meetup aims to offer diverse options, not all interests or locations may have active groups. Availability depends on existing community engagement within your area.

Meetup focuses on group events rather than facilitating one-on-one connections. Participants can still meet people with similar interests through these group activities.

Organizers create and manage the Meetup groups and events. They're responsible for setting schedules, providing details to participants, and facilitating activities.

No, Meetup provides the platform for organizing events, but they are hosted by individual groups or organizers who manage the logistics and content of each event.

Meetup fosters local connections by allowing users to search for groups within their area and join events based on shared interests, encouraging community building and participation.

Yes, many groups welcome members of all experience levels. You can typically find information about the group's level and activities in the group's description or event details.

Yes, on Meetup, you have the option to create your own group. This allows you to gather and lead a community around your specific conservation interests and desired activities.