Guided Nature Walk: Find the Wild in the City | Randwick
From Humanitix · Last checked 14 Nov. That's our last look, not a live ticket check.
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The lowdown
Join us for a guided nature walk around Randwick Environment Park, a hidden wetland in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs and an easy, beginner-friendly morning on Bidjigal Country.
Led by ecologist, Jada Andersen, we'll wander through wetlands and swampland full of birdlife, and visit one of the last remnants of the critically endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub.
🥾 What To Expect Walk length & difficulty: Approx. 1.5 km; slow pace, flat and easy terrain with some gentle rises. Scenery: Lush wetlands, ponds full of birds and frogs, and rare banksia scrub. The highlight: Beautiful wetland views, and finding out how much wildlife lives in the middle of the city.
🌿 Why Join Us? Connect with nature and unwind Learn how to identify local flora & fauna Discover a nature spot most locals don't know about Meet others who share an appreciation for nature
Perfect for: Eastern Suburbs locals, beginners and birdwatchers.
Where to rock up
Randwick Environment Park, Corner Dooligah Ave and, Burragulung St, Randwick NSW 2031, Australia, Sydney
