Community Says…
“While we may not all agree on exactly how to balance those priorities, we can all agree that the Merri Creek is an important space.”
— Sage
“Egan Reserve and it’s surrounding areas are great picnic spots in summer, it would be extremely beneficial to add some extra picnic tables and a few gazebos with some extra vegetation to add some shade.”
— Ella
“The Merri Creek Trail is one of Moreland's greatest assets. Sadly it is difficult for many to walk along it because of the lack of seats. Many people need frequent places to rest, with proper seats (with back and armrest, and accessible with preferably a scenic location).”
— Andrea
“There needs to be clear education and enforcement of on-lead dog rules and for people to keep cats and similar animals indoors. ”
— Harold
“We would like to see the non indigenous peoples educated on our fauna and flora which would hopefully see them becoming stewards of these spaces.
We thank you for this initiative and thank all the Elders for their energy and enthusiasm”
— Carolyn
“One of the beauties of the creek is that it lets people escape the constant stimulation and hustle-bustle of the city. ”
— Ioannis
“The creek is obviously a gem. Let's think about what makes it so great (Trees! Shade! Wild spaces!).”
— Mon
“I think Merri Creek needs to be more accessible for older adults and those with physical disabilities.
More seating with back support along the creek and widening the path where possible. ”
— Sylvie
Share your voice
Merri Merri Wayi is a call to action for all of us to nurture people and places where our natural and urban worlds can thrive along the Merri Creek.
Share what you love about the creek and what could help you enjoy it more.