When and Where
Cost and Booking
Booking required on Eventbrite
$10
Event Date & Time
Wednesday 19 August
10.00 - 11.30 am
Walk Length
1.5 km
Meeting Point
Accessibility
NOT suitable for wheelchair, prams or mobility aid as there are some sandy and narrow paths
11.03.25
Shot 01-11-23
You should bring
Walk Highlights
Be fascinated by the amazing flora of the sand plains, known as the Kwongan. Learn how these treasures survive in this unique part of WA.
In the sandplains there are cricket balls, toothbrushes, emu trees, smelly socks, alongside royalty, red combs and spider nets, each with their own stories. Don’t be fooled, these are all plants. Learn how the plants have adapted to survive and thrive in our parched and ancient soils.
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Booking required on Eventbrite
$10
Event Date & Time
Wednesday 19 August
10.00 - 11.30 am
Walk Length
1.5 km
Accessibility
NOT suitable for wheelchair, prams or mobility aid as there are some sandy and narrow paths
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