Easter Discovery Walk  Whites Hill Reserve

Tingalpa Creekcare is a partnership between Seqwater and Bulimba Creek Catchment Committee. The program aims to work with interested landholders within the Upper Tingalpa Creek catchment to address key threats to water quality. The Upper Tingalpa Creek Catchment includes the suburbs of Burbank, Sheldon, Priestdale and parts of Mount Cotton, Daisy Hill, Springwood, Rochedale South, Rochedale, Mackenzie, Belmont, Chandler and Capalaba. Creeks and tributaries in this catchment flow into the Leslie Harrison Dam, known locally as Tingalpa Creek Reservoir The reservoir is a key source of our region’s drinking water.By participating in the program landholders can access networking opportunities, advice and on the ground assistance to tackle specific weeds such as cats claw creeper.  By participating in the program, landholders can benefit from increased community connections, weed management support, training and workshops and free native plants. It’s up to all of us to ensure our water is safe to enjoy, now and into the future.

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Join Easter mascot “Macro” and science educator Gary King as we head out on another exploration of Whites Hill Reserve.

Whites Hill Reserve Play Park

<h3>Easter Discovery Walk Whites Hill Reserve</h3> Are you and your children looking for ‘an adventure’ over the school holidays? Come and join Easter mascot “Macro” and science educator Gary King as we head out on another exploration of Whites Hill Reserve. We will search for local animals, trees, rocks, insects and plants that give participants the clues they will need to locate hidden Easter Treasures! Every dollar from your ticket goes directly to the Save the Bilby Fund – helping protect one of Australia’s most iconic endangered species! This outing is suitable for children and an accompanying adult(s). We will begin at the children’s play area and spend about an hour exploring the trails, dales, and water features dams that can be found in the Reserve. How far we go will depend on the group size and make-up, but we’ll be sticking to the trails. After our walk, we will return to the playground for our morning tea, decipher the Easter Treasure clues, while Macro sorts out the prizes. All told, we should be finished by about 10:30, so there’s still plenty of day left for families to enjoy. We’ll provide the clues, clipboards &amp; pencils for you to keep track of your clues, and morning tea and prizes. Participants should come with good walking footwear, water bottles and hats, sunscreen and sunglasses. And if you have a pair of binoculars, bring them along too! We are looking forward to seeingyou and your children on themorning of April 8th!

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