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Saturday 5th December, 4:30-6:30pm, Ludmilla Creek
Creek Knowledge Walks invite the community to slow down and learn more about the places, stories and ecosystems that shape our local waterways. Guided by local knowledge holders, scientists and community members, these relaxed walks explore different aspects of creek life - from plants and wildlife to water, culture and care.
Places are limited and tickets are essential - purchase below!
An opportunity to slow down, look a little closer and discover the incredible diversity of plants growing right on our doorstep.
Join us for a guided walk exploring the edible and medicinal plants growing along our local creeks. Discover the many ways plants have been used for food, medicine and everyday life, and learn about the important relationships between plants, people and place.
Facilitated by Emma Lupin, a plant lover, sensory explorer and an environmental educator.
Additional information:
Bring a water bottle, hat, sunscreen, enclosed walking shoes and your detective curiosity!
Wear comfortable clothes suitable for exploring outdoors, and be prepared for a little mud and wet weather.
This is a family friendly event suitable for all ages. Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday 5th December, 4:30-6:30pm, Ludmilla Creek
Creek Knowledge Walks invite the community to slow down and learn more about the places, stories and ecosystems that shape our local waterways. Guided by local knowledge holders, scientists and community members, these relaxed walks explore different aspects of creek life - from plants and wildlife to water, culture and care.
Places are limited and tickets are essential - purchase below!
An opportunity to slow down, look a little closer and discover the incredible diversity of plants growing right on our doorstep.
Join us for a guided walk exploring the edible and medicinal plants growing along our local creeks. Discover the many ways plants have been used for food, medicine and everyday life, and learn about the important relationships between plants, people and place.
Facilitated by Emma Lupin, a plant lover, sensory explorer and an environmental educator.
Additional information:
Bring a water bottle, hat, sunscreen, enclosed walking shoes and your detective curiosity!
Wear comfortable clothes suitable for exploring outdoors, and be prepared for a little mud and wet weather.
This is a family friendly event suitable for all ages. Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.