Waterbugs of the Molonglo
Join Molonglo Conservation Group to learn more about the fascinating world of waterbugs and water ecology at Whitlam Pond.
Join Molonglo Conservation Group with Waterwatch Coordinator Dylan Castles for a hands-on look at the tiny creatures living in our local waterways. Discover the fascinating world of macroinvertebrates and learn the important role they play in freshwater ecosystems.
Find out why these small animals are valuable bioindicators of waterway health and how they support iconic species such as Platypus and Rakali. This event offers an engaging opportunity to learn more about aquatic life and the health of our rivers and creeks.
This is a family-friendly event, suitable for all ages.
Please wear sturdy, closed-in shoes and weather-appropriate clothing and remember to bring your own water. The site is accessible for prams and mobility aids.
Light refreshments will also be provided.
This event is proudly supported by Suburban Land Agency.
Join Molonglo Conservation Group to learn more about the fascinating world of waterbugs and water ecology at Whitlam Pond.
Join Molonglo Conservation Group with Waterwatch Coordinator Dylan Castles for a hands-on look at the tiny creatures living in our local waterways. Discover the fascinating world of macroinvertebrates and learn the important role they play in freshwater ecosystems.
Find out why these small animals are valuable bioindicators of waterway health and how they support iconic species such as Platypus and Rakali. This event offers an engaging opportunity to learn more about aquatic life and the health of our rivers and creeks.
This is a family-friendly event, suitable for all ages.
Please wear sturdy, closed-in shoes and weather-appropriate clothing and remember to bring your own water. The site is accessible for prams and mobility aids.
Light refreshments will also be provided.
This event is proudly supported by Suburban Land Agency.
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- In person
Location
McDonagh Crescent
McDonagh Crescent
Whitlam, ACT 2611
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