Free
School Holidays
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About the event
Join the City of Cockburn's Sustainability and Climate Change team for a day of discovery in your local area!
These spring school holidays, immerse yourself in the beauty of Frankland Park in Hammond Park. September is the perfect time to experience the park’s stunning wildflowers in full bloom. Take a stroll and admire a vibrant array of native plants, showcasing the rich biodiversity of our region.
While you're there, keep an eye out for kangaroos and kwenda. If you're an early riser, mornings are ideal for birdwatching, with Frankland Park home to a variety of bush birds such as butcherbirds, wattlebirds, honeyeaters, and even the endangered Carnaby's Black-Cockatoo.
Don't miss out—sign up for a FREE guided walk, enjoy a hands-on activity, or simply drop by for a chat with our team!
Activities on the day include:
- Colouring-in activities available throughout the morning.
- A self-guided pop-up wildflower walk with our new wildflower guide.
- FREE coffee from the Friends of the Community coffee van, sponsored by Hammond Park Community Association, Vivente, and Richard Noble.
Spaces for these activities are limited, so be sure to secure your spot by registering early!
Time |
Activity |
About |
Ages |
Registrations |
8-9am |
Guided walk |
Join the City's friendly bush maintenance team for a relaxed morning walk in your local patch. Get to know the reserve and meet the knowledgable people behind its upkeep! |
All ages |
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9.30-11am |
Nature Storytime Trek |
Explore the wonders of nature through stories, bushwalking tips, and sensory exploration. It's a fun-filled experience that combines the magic of storytelling with the beauty of the great outdoors. |
2-5 years |
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10.30-11.30am |
Boodjar Biddi (Bush Track) cultural walk |
Learn about Nyungar perspectives on nature, wildlife, and the relationship between humans and the environment. |
All ages |
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11.30am-12.30pm |
Guided walk |
Join the City's Environmental Education Officer for a midday stroll through Frankland Park, learn about who lives in the bush and what's flowering. |
All ages |
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12.30-1.30pm |
Reptile awareness |
As the weather warms up snakes come out of brumation to bask in the sunlight, find food and find a mate. Learn about the different types of snakes in your local area, reptile behaviour and safety around reptiles.
There could even be an opportunity for live interactions! |
Ages 5-12 |
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What to bringExpand
- Water bottle
- Sun screen
- Hat
- Walking shoes
Suitable age groupsExpand