Come along on a special night walk and talk under the stars and listen to the unique sounds of the night! We will be exploring this local area and learning from Lilly with Cattai Hills Environment Network (CHEN), Hills Hornsby Koala Project and Shaun local wildlife carer, about nocturnal fauna species in the area and important citizen science work monitoring our local koala and Powerful Owl populations. Hear more about the nocturnal creatures that occupy the night in The Hills and learn about our surrounding wildlife and environment.
This event run by the Connecting Outdoors Program is supported by Hawkesbury Nepean Landcare Network, hosted by Cattai Hills Environment Network, The Hills Shire Environment Team and made possible by funding from the Western Sydney Primary Health Network (WSPHN), operated by WentWest.
Meeting Point – Meet at the end of Sermelfi Drive Glenorie, approx. 116 Sermelfi Drive, at the start of the fire trail.
What to Bring: Please bring drinking water and wear long pants and enclosed shoes. Please bring your own torch if you have one and it is recommended to apply insect repellent.
Important Information: This guided walk is approximately 2km long and on an relatively flat fire trail track with some uneven surfaces. We recommend people who take part in this event are of reasonable fitness and are comfortable walking at night. This event is not suitable for children under 10 years. Please note this event is only available to residents of The Hills Shire.
Please be aware we have limited numbers for this event. If you book a spot and can no longer attend, please cancel your booking with as much notice as possible so you are not taking up a spot for someone else. We have an active waitlist.
