Join Gregory Andrews from Lyrebird Dreaming for a gentle Citizen COP bird walk exploring local birdlife and the growing climate risks facing birds, wetlands, woodlands and Country.

Gregory is a D’harawal man, former Australian Threatened Species Commissioner and lifelong birder. This walk will be held on Ngunnawal Country. Gregory will not speak for Ngunnawal Country, but will share perspectives from Aboriginal cultural science, threatened species protection and citizen-led climate action.

The walk will be suitable for beginners and experienced birdwatchers alike. We will move slowly, observe local birds, and reflect on how heat, drought, fire, seasonal disruption and habitat loss are affecting birds and ecosystems.

Group size will be limited to approximately 20 participants to keep the walk safe, quiet and respectful of wildlife.

What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, water, hat, binoculars if you have them, and curiosity.

For any questions or support, please contact:

Gregory Andrews | gregory.andrews@lyrebirddreaming.com | 0493 272 633

About Citizen COP Australia

Citizen COP Australia is a decentralised, people-powered movement running alongside the global COPs in 2026. Enabled by People For Nature, but intentionally independent and distributed, Citizen COP invites communities, organisations, schools, businesses, artists, and local groups across Australia to host their own events during the COP period. Rather than a single central event, Citizen COP is a nationwide network of conversations, workshops, and actions that bring global climate and nature discussions into local communities. It connects people to science, solutions, and each other, strengthening civic engagement and ensuring citizen voices contribute to Australia’s climate and nature conversations.

https://www.peoplefornature.org.au/citizen-cop

About People For Nature

People For Nature is a volunteer-powered environmental charity empowering communities through climate and biodiversity education, citizen conservation, and science. We believe that when Australians understand and connect with nature, they’re more likely to protect it — safeguarding our climate, ecosystems, and well-being.

Your tax-deductible donation helps us bring initiatives like Citizen COP Australia to life and inspire real change for the planet. https://www.peoplefornature.org.au/donate

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