Grassland wildflower walk

About

This guided nature walk explores the biodiversity of Banyule Northern Grassland Reserve.

Along the way, you will learn about indigenous wildflowers, native grasses, local fauna, and the conservation and land management practices that help protect this important habitat.

Who should attend

• People interested in native plants and wildlife.
• Nature lovers and local bushwalkers.
• Community members interested in conservation and habitat management.
• Families wanting to learn more about local environments.
• Anyone wanting to explore Banyule Northern Grassland Reserve.

Benefits

• Learn about indigenous wildflowers, grasses and fauna.
• Discover how local habitats are managed and protected.
• Gain a greater appreciation of the Darebin Creek environment.
• Connect with local conservation volunteers and Banyule's Bush Crew.
• Enjoy a guided walk through a significant native grassland reserve.

What to expect

• A guided walk along Darebin Creek at Banyule Northern Grassland Reserve.
• Information about indigenous plants, local wildlife and habitat management.
• Opportunities to observe native wildflowers, grasses and fauna.
• Walking on unsealed dirt tracks.
• Uneven ground, muddy or wet terrain may be encountered.

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What to bring

Wear appropriate clothing and enclosed footwear suitable for sunny or wet weather. Please bring sunscreen and drinking water.