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Celebrating Skeleton Creek

By Cindy Grubits

As you explore Skeleton Creek, you will discover a range of interpretive signs located throughout Altona Meadows and Hoppers Crossing. These signs share information about the creek’s unique environment, its history, and the many plants and animals that call it home. By learning more about the creek, visitors can develop a greater appreciation for this valuable natural asset and the importance of protecting it.


In Hoppers Crossing, a large community mural has transformed an otherwise unattractive concrete structure into a vibrant piece of public art. What was once an eyesore in the middle of a planting area has become a colourful landmark and a point of pride for the local community.a wonderful feature we can be proud of.


Together, the signage and artwork help tell the story of Skeleton Creek, creating opportunities for people to connect with nature, celebrate the local environment, and take part in its ongoing care and restoration.

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The Friends of Skeleton Creek are proud to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the traditional custodians of the Country we know as our homeland. We value and respect their deep and continued spiritual and cultural connections to the land, waters and seas, and pay our respects to their Ancestors, and Elders past and present.

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The Friends of Skeleton Creek welcome all people, and delight in the amazing diversity it brings, who are happy to help beautify the Creek and create an accessible and peaceful environment for all to enjoy.

+61 0429 167 013

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Site Photos by Bruce Boddington, Denice Perryman and members and friends

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