Join Kim Farley and Rainer Rehwinkel for a free expert guided walk through Stromlo Woodland.

While we enjoy a relaxed walk through a beautiful, little known, area of the ACT, they will provide information about the birds, flora and fauna that make Stromlo Woodland so special.

Did you know the honeyeaters are starting to migrate? This location provides a sweeping view of the birds as they fly past from the mountains. If we are lucky we'll get to this spectacular migration with two environmental experts!

WHAT TO BRING/WEAR

Wear long pants, enclosed shoes, and a hat
Sunscreen, water, snacks
Binoculars (if you have them)

MEETING LOCATION

Meeting location will be provided to registered participants prior to the event.

BIOGRAPHIES

Kim Farley is the President of Canberra Birds (formally the Canberra Ornithologists Group), a prominent local expert who leads bird walks, identifies species, and contributes to conservation efforts in across the region.

Rainer Rehwinkel is a retired ecologist and lifelong Canberra-region naturalist with 20 years experience in grassland and threatened species conservation with the ACT and NSW Governments, co-author of Grassland Flora and Woodland Flora, and a passionate birdwatcher and Landcarer.

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These walks are made possible with assistance from the ACT Government under the ACT Environmental Grants Program.

Contact the host of Branching Out: The plants and animals of Stromlo Woodland walk

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