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Maribyrnong River Bank Clean Up

Maribyrnong River Bank Clean Up

Fri, Jul 3, 11:30 PM
From The Maribyrnong River Rubbish Club
4.9

Join us for a relaxed morning of community connection, light activity, and caring for the Maribyrnong River. **What to Expect:** We will walk along the riverbank and surrounds collecting litter, enjoying fresh air, gentle exercise, and friendly conversation. After the clean-up, we will head to Myrtle Café together for a coffee and chat. This is an optional part of the event, and all are welcome to join. **What to Bring:** * Drinking water * Sunscreen * Closed shoes * Gloves (optional – we also provide gloves if needed) We will supply rubbish bags, and have gloves, extra sunscreen, and hand sanitiser available. **Meeting Point:** We meet at Footscray Wharf, near Waterside Metal Art in Footscray. This location offers shelter and free parking on nearby streets. **Important Information:** Please check the exact meeting point before attending. If you need help finding us on the day, call 0418 184 457 or 0415 635 063. Our clean-ups take place once a month and continue in all weather, unless conditions are extreme. Please check the event page on the morning of the clean-up for any last-minute updates.

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22 attendees
Wetlands Walk – Connection, Birdlife & Nature at Laverton Estuary

Wetlands Walk – Connection, Birdlife & Nature at Laverton Estuary

Sat, Jul 18, 4:00 AM
From Explorers & Connectors
4.8

Join me for a relaxed, family friendly walk through the wetlands, estuary, and coastal landscapes of Melbourne’s west. Whether you come for the birdlife, fresh air, meaningful conversation, or simply to slow down and connect — you are warmly welcome. Starting at Apex Park in Altona, we’ll explore the Laverton Creek Spit Conservation Zone, salt marsh, and boardwalks, finishing at the Hundred Steps of Federation lookout with wide views toward the You Yangs. At the lookout, we’ll pause to rest, chat, and enjoy the views. Please bring drinks and snacks, as there are no places to purchase food along the way. **Agenda** * 2:00pm – Meet at Apex Park, Altona (map and photo of meeting spot below) * 2:10pm – Depart * 3:15pm – Hundred Steps lookout break * 5:00pm – Return to starting point The walk is approximately 8km and mostly flat, with the Hundred Steps lookout accessible via either stairs or hill. By PT: Bus 411 from Bay 6, Leeds Street/Paisley Street, Footscray stops across from Apex Park. Please RSVP by clicking “Attend,” and I’ll be in touch with any additional details. This is a rain-or-shine event — any weather updates will be posted in the Event Comments on the day.

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17 attendees

Wild Cat Cascade, Golden Spring and Wyuna Spring Loop

Sat, Jun 27, 11:30 PM
From Green Trails Day Hikes
4.9
12 attendees
Coffee + Convo = Connection

Coffee + Convo = Connection

Sun, Jul 5, 12:00 AM
From Authentic Relating and Conscious Connections Melbourne
4.7

Let’s catch up over coffee and food and play with the Art of Conversation cards! For those new to the Art of Conversation cards, they serve as an invitation to more in depth and meaningful conversation. Often going deeper than small talk, but how deep you want to go is up to you. An example of some questions you’ll find on the cards includes: ⭐️ Who is a person from your past that taught you something you still use today? ⭐️ What is a belief you held five years ago that you disagree with now? ⭐️ You can go to the past or the future, which one would you choose and why? I like to keep the group small (about six people) to allow for genuine connection to emerge. See you there!

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2 attendees

Tahbilk (wetland walk & eco-cruise) - Trails, Tastes & Treasures (6.6km Grade E)

Sat, Jun 27, 11:30 PM
From YHA Bushwalking Club Victoria
4.7
1 attendee
Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Thu, Jun 25, 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
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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.

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