Little Bay BioBlitz

Seeking Wildlife Spotters

Less than 3% of the critically endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub remains — yet precious patches still survive in Little Bay.

Join us for Randwick’s first Community BioBlitz and explore this remarkable local ecosystem, guided by experts who will help you spot and identify birds, bugs, plants, fungi and more.

Contribute to biodiversity conservation, learn something new and connect with other nature lovers.

You never know what you might discover!

Before the event:

Join the event project: Little Bay BioBlitz · iNaturalist Australia

New to iNaturalist? Check out Getting Started before the day to set up your account and get ready to explore.

During the Event:

To reduce the potential harm to small plants or critters surveying will be done be in small teams each working in specific areas and led by an ecosystem expert.

Please follow the guidance of your team leader who are there to ensure a safe and enjoyable event for everyone.

Bring/ wear:

• Sturdy enclosed shoes essential (anyone wearing sandals or thongs will not be able to enter bushland areas)

• Hat, long sleeves and trousers which provide protection from scratches and sunburn

• Pack at least 1L of water, snack and some lunch

• Bring a raincoat, warm layers, sunscreen

• Pack your field guides, binoculars, hand lens, camera or smart phone.

Timing:

Sunrise - bird surveys with Renée Ferster Levy

10am-1pm Detailed site surveys

Followed by a chance to socialize, share and identify your observations

Event wrap up at 2pm

Contact:

bushcare@randwick.nsw.gov.au

0410 314 830

Want more biodiversity action?

Get involved in the crucial remediation of Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub in Little Bay

Join us for Bushcare @ Gubbuteh Road Saturday 12th Sept 9am-12pm

Bushcare volunteers - Randwick City Council