Ngala kaadatj nidja Wadandi boodja
We acknowledge we are in Wadandi country and pay our respects to elders past and present
The Challenge: Too many spreadsheets, too little structure
In the beginning, the group used a basic Excel spreadsheet to manage names, addresses, skills, and membership payments. However, as the group quickly expanded, so did the problems. See the full story Infoodle
Ludlow Cafe open Sunday 3 August 2025
The Ludlow Cafe will be open will be open to the public on Sunday 3 August 2025 from 9am - 12 midday.
White House calling for help
Our White House (Building 1901), has been restored by the Infrastructure Group volunteers and they are proud of their achievement. Please help us with 1960 period furniture and fixtures.
Ludlow Masterplan
See our Masterplan for the Ludlow Settlement.
Heart Defibrillator
The heart defibrillator has been relocated to the verandah of the Discovery Centre. Call 000 for the locked cabinet code. The defibrillator is now registered as public access. See Defibrillator locations
We have just sent out our Ludlow newsletter to Members, Volunteers and Supporters. Register here for future newsletters.
Walk trail audio
The Ludlow walk trail has just had an audio upgrade. Now, during your walk, you can listen to George Manning tell the Ludlow story. See the walk trail info
Arboretum
This initiative is part of the Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Groups overall, volunteer driven, tuart forest recovery plan supported by Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions. Find out more
Our volunteers are involved in on-ground projects that contribute to heritage conservation of the Ludlow Settlement and the Tuart Forest. We currently have Landscaping and an Infrastructure volunteer groups.
We gather every Wednesday morning and the first Sunday of each month (8am-12 noon). Feel free to come along anytime and join our welcoming group of volunteers. Morning tea is 10am sharp. Just listen for the whistle!
Visit Ludlow
21 Ludlow Road North
LUDLOW Western Australia
Open
Wednesdays (9am to 12 noon)
Sundays (10am to 2pm)
Shining a light on the critically endangered Tuart Forest
