Seeds of Summer Nature Walk

About

As Buarth Gurru (Grass Flowering Season) begins, many native plants are setting seed and preparing for the warmer months ahead.

Join Council's expert Biodiversity Officers for a relaxed 1.5-hour guided walk exploring local wildflowers, native grasses and some of Nillumbik's special threatened plant species. Learn about seasonal changes in local ecosystems and discover how citizen science apps can help you record wildlife and plant observations that contribute to conservation and land management. Gain practical skills in observing and identifying biodiversity while developing a deeper appreciation of our local natural environment. Suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced nature enthusiasts

What to Expect and Bring

These guided walks are designed for people of all experience levels, from curious beginners to keen naturalists. Led by Council's expert Biodiversity Officers, each walk will explore local plants, wildlife and seasonal changes in the environment, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and learn about Nillumbik's unique biodiversity.

Walks run for approximately 1.5 hours at a relaxed pace and include sections of uneven ground, natural surfaces and rough bush tracks.

We recommend bringing:

Sturdy enclosed walking shoes

A hat and sun protection

Drinking water

Weather-appropriate clothing

Binoculars and a camera (optional)

iNaturalist app installed on phone (optional)

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