Tag: wildflower walk

Wildflower Ramble

Join us for the last ramble of the year in our local John Forrest National Park. This walk will be led by the very knowledgeable Penny Hussey. Usually takes about 2 hours, you may want to bring lunch to enjoy in the picnic area afterwards. Note there is an entry fee to the park.

Botanical Walk -Morangup Reserve

This species rich reserve should offer some exciting finds. The walk will be in the morning, so we suggest you bring your lunch, then there could be a second walk in this very beautiful and diverse reserve. Wear walking boots and clothes suitable for the weather on the day.

   To get there: Take the Toodyay Road.  Go through Gidgegannup and past Noble Falls picnic area.  Continue as the main road bends left, then right again.  Go past Morangup Rd to the north – when you reach the next road, Black Swamp Rd, Morangup NR starts on your left. Go a little further, past the Marris to a gate leading to a track north.  Signs will be there to guide you in.  (If you are not sure, look it up on Google maps!!!)

Botanical Ramble

This ramble through Moola Road Reserve in Mahogany Creek,  led by Mitzi Wehlack, should yield some excellent wildflowers.

Botanical Ramble

This is an easy walk through the remnant bushland of the Glen Forrest Conservation area, led by Joy Collins.

Meet: 10am, The car park at the Glen Forrest Primary School, cnr Glen Forrest Drive and Smith St.

Botanical Ramble, Mokine Reserve

This is an all day walk through Mokine Reserve, in the vicinity of Muresk. It will be led by Janet and Robert Atkins, and with our winter rains, promises to be a stunning day.

Contact Robert at ehbtreasurer@iinet.net.au for more details, or go to the September newsletter.

Botanical Ramble Gooseberry HIll

Led by Penny Hussey, this will be a gentle walk passing from disturbed vegetation into almost pristine.

Meet at 10am at the entrance to Statham’s Quarry on Ridge Hill Rd. Park in the layby on the western side of the road, 50m south of the quarry gate. For more information ph Penny on 92997024.

North Lake Wildflower Walk

This walk will be through the dampland area of the North Lake Reserve in and around the proposed clearing for the Roe 8 Highways. Please come to see the unique natural treasures that you can’t see when you drive up and down the Hope Road.

As it may be still slightly wet, bring along appropriate foot wear. Take you cameras too :)

We meet at the main gate to the Cockburn Wetlands Educational Center. Neil (Murdoch Branch Committee Member) is our guide for the day.

See who is coming on our Facebook Event Page too. See You there.

Samson Park Wildflower Walk

Walk along with us, take photos, learn by observation and most importantly enjoy :)

Murdoch Branch Members & Botanists: Diana Corbyn, Lesleigh Curnow & Neil Goldsborough are experts in leading the wildflower walk through Samson Park. Samson is going to be packed with flowers after the cold and rainy 2016 winter.

Park your car near corner of Sellenger Av and Bradbury Way, Samson, WA. It is going to be a short and relaxing walk ~1h. Check out who is coming on Facebook Event Page.