Ever wondered what that lovely flowering plant was that you saw on your walk through the Wolli Valley – or another Sydney bushland area? Then come along to this leisurely and (plant) informative walk from Girrahween Park to Turrella Reserve on Sunday 27th August, just before “official spring”. This will be an introductory walk. No prior botanic knowledge is needed, and a brief introduction to some simple botanical concepts will be provided prior to setting off on the walk. We will be starting at 8.45 am and finishing around 11/11.30 am. It’s a one way walk, but Turrella railway station is close to the end of the walk. This walk is free for members of the Wolli Creek Preservation Society, and bookings are required. If you are not currently a member, your ticket fee covers the cost of membership to the WCPS.
Ever wondered what that lovely flowering plant was that you saw on your walk through the Wolli Valley – or another Sydney bushland area? Then come along to this leisurely and (plant) informative walk from Girrahween Park to Turrella Reserve on Sunday 27th August, just before “official spring”. This will be an introductory walk. No prior botanic knowledge is needed, and a brief introduction to some simple botanical concepts will be provided prior to setting off on the walk. We will be starting at 8.45 am and finishing around 11/11.30 am. It’s a one way walk, but Turrella railway station is close to the end of the walk. This walk is free for members of the Wolli Creek Preservation Society, and bookings are required. If you are not currently a member, your ticket fee covers the cost of membership to the WCPS.
Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/wildflower-walk-in-the-wolli-creek-regional-park
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Venue
Earlwood, NSW 2206 Australia