There were 32 members in attendance at this week's Zoom meeting where we had an opportunity to hear Rotarian Ross Kilborn speak about the Bay Trail, a project of the Mornington Peninsula cluster of Rotary Clubs to mark 100 years of rotary in Australia.
Pointing out that the completion of this project would take a number of years and will be funded mainly by government, Ross explained how each Club could undertake work on a specific section of the trail.
The Mornington Peninsula Council is currently advocating for State Government funding and Ross explained Rotary's participation.
The Cluster Committee overseeing this work is keen to engage with Council, determine priorities and propose specific alignment, landscaping and vegetation plans.
Cluster Clubs may be able to undertake a range of associated projects such as providing water stations, bike stations, exercise equipment, seating and picnic tables.
There are great opportunities for environmental and signage projects as work is undertaken on an asset that will last for the next 100 plus years.
Activities and projects associated with the Bay Trail Project can be as big or as small as Clubs want them to be.
Rotarian Ross Kilborn, RC Mornington, in full flight at our Zoom meeting