Worrigee Spring Day

The Saving our Species Program

Bring your family and bike along for a free BBQ lunch and ride to learn about the  special plants and animals of Worrigee Nature Reserve.

Worrigee Nature Reserve

Worrigee Nature Reserve is just bursting with biodiversity! A range of threatened orchids, frogs, endangered plant communities and the striking Glossy Black Cockatoo live or frequently visit this Reserve. As development increases in the area Worrigee Nature Reserve acts as an oasis, providing important habitat and food for threatened species.Join us for a day of learning about native plants and animals at Worrigee Nature Reserve. This is a family friendly event and will include a free BBQ lunch followed by a bike ride through the Reserve to the frog ponds. The ponds, which were constructed by National Parks and Wildlife Services (NPWS) are now habitat for the Green and Golden Bell Frog. At the frog ponds Ranger Alex Deura will talk about how and why these ponds were constructed, and how you can help ring the Bell for Bell frogs!*Please note - if you are unable to take part in the bike ride there will be other activities to join.

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