Grassy Gurus provides students with the opportunity to be involved in vital habitat regeneration following their visit to the zoo. Participating schools can take real action for our state's most endangered habitat: the grasslands of the Victorian Volcanic Plains. By planting the native grasses provided, students can contribute to a growing habitat corridor across the state. This simple program empowers students and allows them to see the beneficial outcomes of their own actions.

By participating in Endangered But Fighting Back and the post-visit Grassy Gurus action program, students will:

• identify factors contributing to the decline of habitats, both globally and locally
• develop positive and real actions to counter many human-induced threats to species
• 'plant the seed of thought' back at school, to raise awareness of the Victorian grasslands within their own communities
• contribute to a growing grassland habitat corridor across the state, which demonstrates that small actions by many individuals can make a positive difference

To book into our Endangered But Fighting Back educational session or for further information on the Grassy Gurus action program, phone 9731 9601.