Spring Wildflower Walk at Star Swamp (David Pyke) Celebrate the arrival of spring with a guided walk through one of the City of Stirling’s most treasured bushland reserves.
Join David Pyke and the Friends of Star Swamp Bushland for a relaxed and informative morning exploring the remarkable biodiversity of Star Swamp Reserve. As the season’s wildflowers begin to emerge, you’ll discover a fascinating array of native plants, wildlife and ecological features while learning about the unique natural values of the reserve.
David has a wealth of knowledge about Star Swamp and its flora, fauna and conservation history. Throughout the walk, participants will: gain insights into the many native species that call the reserve home, learn how to identify seasonal wildflowers, and hear about the important role the reserve plays in protecting local biodiversity.
After the walk, enjoy a complimentary morning tea, including a freshly made tea or coffee of your choice and a sweet treat.
Whether you’re a keen nature enthusiast, budding birdwatcher, amateur botanist or simply looking to spend a morning outdoors, this guided walk is a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and learn more about one of Stirling’s environmental treasures. Please wear enclosed shoes, sun protection and bring a water bottle. The walk will follow bush tracks and may include some uneven surfaces. Meeting place is the carpark near the Henderson Environment Centre on Groat St.