Support the Painkalac Project
The Painkalac Valley has waited a long time for this moment. With the right support, we can make sure the restoration endures not just for years, but for generations. There are many ways to be part of it.
Volunteer with us
Restoration is hands-on work, and we need people willing to get their boots muddy. From planting days and weed removal to wildlife surveys and citizen science, there are meaningful roles for people of all ages, fitness levels and backgrounds. No experience is necessary, only enthusiasm and a love of this remarkable place. To find out about upcoming volunteer opportunities, visit our activities/events page or get in touch directly.
Make a donation
Every dollar donated to the Painkalac Project goes directly toward restoring the valley. Donations support plant propagation and tubestock, fencing, weed and predator management, ecological monitoring and the scientific expertise that guides our work.
Leave a gift in your will
A bequest is one of the most powerful things you can do for the natural world. A gift to the Painkalac Project in your will, however large or small, helps secure the long-term future of the valley and ensures the restoration work continues well beyond our lifetimes. This land will be here for generations to come, and a bequest is a way of saying you want to be part of that story. We recommend speaking with your solicitor about including a gift to the Painkalac Project. If you would like to discuss this further, we would love to hear from you.
Come along to an event
One of the simplest and most enjoyable ways to support the Project is simply to show up. Community planting days, evening talks, citizen science weekends and informal gatherings in the valley are all opportunities to connect with the land, meet the people behind the Project and deepen your understanding of what we are trying to achieve together. Check our activities/events page for what is coming up.
Get in touch
Whether you want to volunteer, donate, ask a question or simply find out more, we would love to hear from you. Reach us at info@painkalacproject.com.au or follow us on:
The Painkalac Valley belongs to all of us. Together, we can restore habitat, protect biodiversity, heal Country and create a lasting legacy for future generations.
Thank you for helping us care for it.