Join Friends of the Earth and The Wilderness Society on an overnight trip to see the magnificent threatened red gum wetlands along the Murray River.

This is a unique opportunity to learn about the ecological significance of red gum wetlands, and the cultural connections of the Yorta Yorta Nation Barmah-Millewa -- the largest river red gum forest in the world.

Dr Wayne Atkinson, Yorta Yorta elder, will lead us on a cultural tour of the area, and environmental experts will take guided walks of the forest.

Accommodation*
We will be staying at the Morning Glory River Resort near the Barmah-Millewa forest.  There are a variety of accommodation options available, including houses, cabins and camping.

*Getting there and back*
We will be travelling from Melbourne via coach, departing the Victorian State Library on La Trobe St at 8am on Saturday 16th June (please arrive no later than 7:45am). We will return the following evening.

*Cost* $35 per person. This covers camping, travel and participation. Please arrange your own food.

*Booking*
Places are limited so please book early by contacting Vanessa at The Wilderness Society