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  • About us
    • Our vision, mission & what we value
    • What biodiversity means to us
    • Our Strategic plan – 2018/9
    • About our amalgamation
    • Our Rules and Purposes
    • About our new logo
    • About Bili
    • About the community benefit
    • About the $s
    • Email us
    • Find us
  • Our histories
    • SKINC’s story
    • Westgate Park 1 – Early history of the land
    • Westgate Park 2 – From construction site to neglect
    • Friends of Westgate Park story
  • Biodiversity
    • Bird list – land-based
    • Bird list – wetland-dependent & raptors
    • Bees, beetles & bugs
    • Fungi
      • Fungi list
      • Gilled fungi
      • Bird’s nests, corals, cups, earthstars, jellies, leathers, polypores & resupinate fungi
      • Stinkhorns, Puffballs & Slime moulds
    • Threatened species
      • Species rare in Melbourne area
  • Plant lists
    • Plant list for Bili Nursery
    • Plant list A-Z for Westgate Park
      • Coastal headland scrub EVC plants
      • Coastal saltmarsh EVC plants
      • Coast Banksia EVC plants
      • Heathy woodland EVC plants
      • Plains grassland EVC plants
      • Plains grassy woodlands EVC plants
      • Riparian woodland EVC plants
      • Sand Heathland EVC plants
      • Sedgy wetlands EVC plants
  • Bili Landcare
  • Bili Nursery
  • Indigenous plants
    • Wildflowers A – D
    • Wildflowers E – M
    • Wildflowers O – Z
    • Trees and shrubs A – E
    • Trees and shrubs G – P
    • Grasses, sedges and rushes
    • Groundcovers and climbers A-G
    • Groundcovers and climbers H-Z
  • Citizen science
    • Providing for pollinators project
    • WaterWatch
    • Bird surveys
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Bili Landcare

Bili Landcare

Freshwater Lake

Bili Nursery

Bili Nursery

525 Williamstown Road, Port Melbourne

Westgate Biodiversity: Bili Nursery & Landcare

We grow and sell locally indigenous plants

We are transforming Westgate Park into a natural, bush-like place for people to enjoy

We are creating habitat for amazing biodiversity

Blogs and news

Dec bird survey

Dec bird survey

The large Freshwater and Saltwater lakes have risen lately, which suits diving feeders, such as Hardheads, Australasian ...

Flowering now

Flowering now

Westgate Park is quite dry despite the relatively cool weather. Most plants have finished flowering now and we are busy colle...

Toilets almost there

Toilets almost there

It is not often we get excited about toilets but after more than 2 years of not having them in the Park (other than our porta...

New Manager

New Manager

We are delighted to announce Nicholas Brinkley’s appointment as Westgate Biodiversity’s Manager. He comes with ex...

Our first photography workshop

Our first photography workshop

Many beautiful photographs have been taken of Westgate Park but few have taken of the area after dark. This night time photog...

Bili Nursery summer hours

Bili Nursery summer hours

From 9th November Bili Nursery shop will only trade on Fridays – 10am to 4pm or by appointment (phone 9645 2477). Here&...

AGM invitation: 27 Nov

AGM invitation: 27 Nov

You are invited to the Annual General Meeting of the Westgate Biodiversity: Bili Nursery & Landcare Inc., held on Wednesd...

Pollinators project findings

Pollinators project findings

You are invited to the final workshops in our Providing for Pollinators project at which RMIT researchers will present the fi...

Indigenous plants - wildflowers

Wildflowers A – D

Wildflowers A – D

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Wildflowers E – M

Wildflowers E – M

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Wildflowers O – Z

Wildflowers O – Z

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Indigenous plants - trees and shrubs, grasses

Trees and shrubs A – E

Trees and shrubs A – E

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Trees and shrubs G – P

Trees and shrubs G – P

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Grasses, sedges and rushes

Grasses, sedges and rushes

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Indigenous plants - groundcovers and climbers, rare and threatened

Groundcovers and climbers A-G

Groundcovers and climbers A-G

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Groundcovers and climbers H-Z

Groundcovers and climbers H-Z

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Threatened species

Threatened species

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Fungi at Westgate Park

Gilled fungi

Gilled fungi

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Stinkhorns, Puffballs & Slime moulds

Stinkhorns, Puffballs & Slime moulds

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Bird’s nests, corals, cups, earthstars, jellies, leathers, polypores & resupinate fungi

Bird’s nests, corals, cups, earthstars, jellies, leathers, polypores & resupinate fungi

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Bili Nursery – 525 Williamstown Road Port Melb. Tues to Fri and 10am-4pm Saturdays (except from Dec to Feb) ph 9645 2477

Bili Landcare – Westgate Park. Mon to Wed 8.30am-4pm and 3rd Sunday of the month anytime ph 0401 790 423

Partners

Parks Victoria, Park Managers | Port Phillip EcoCentre | Landcare Australia | Conservation Volunteers Australia | City of Port Phillip | City of Melbourne

Acknowledgements

We acknowledge the Elders and members of the Yalukit Wilam clan of the Boon Wurrung language group, who are the custodians of the land on which we work and meet.

We value our ongoing relationship with the Boon Wurrung Foundation.

We support adoption of the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

 

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