With World Environment Day falling on 5 June, check out some local eco-friendly events this month.

Discovering our Nature Spaces information session

The Logan Eco Forum is hosting a free information session on 4 June from 11:15am to 12 noon. Join avid gardener and TV personality, Paul West, and local citizen science expert, Michelle Neil, on the Think Tank stage as they discover the area’s nature spaces.

The event is suitable for all ages and all you need to bring is a fully charged phone. Visit Griffith University Logan Campus, 68 University Drive, Meadowbrook.

For more information, email environment@logan.qld.gov.au Creating our Nature Spaces activity day

This is another event to check out from the Logan Eco Forum. A fun-filled day for all the family will be held on 10 June from 9am to 1pm. This free event offers activities to help you design and plant gardens that will benefit Logan’s amazing local wildlife and your homes. Adults and children will have the opportunity to create wildlife homes, get up close to native creatures, hear from experts, and have some nature play fun in the playground.

Tickets are required to select workshops on the day.For more information, email environment@logan.qld.gov.au

Garden Club Logan Central Community Centre is hosting another Garden Club event on 6 June between 9am and 11:30am at 9-11 Jacaranda Avenue, Logan Central. Tickets are $4 with an annual joining fee of $5. For most activities you will need to wear enclosed shoes, bring a water bottle, wear suitable clothing and bring a towel, hat and sunscreen for outdoor activities.

For more information, contact Janette Zygis on 07 3299 6050 or at jeanette.z@bigpond.com