Thanks for choosing to take part in the Denmark Environment Centre Six Seasons Bunuru field trip. Please note that this event requires a relatively high level of agility for visitors to rock-hop across the boulders east of Lowlands Beach to reach the significant geological sites.

Larry Blight, traditional custodian and educator will speak about the seasonal changes that occur during Bunuru. It is the hottest season, with distinct easterly winds kicking in. Attending this excursion will give you the opportunity to learn about traditional fishing and hunting techniques used by Noongar people living in the area.

At the eastern end of the beach, coastal erosion has revealed expansive pavements of granite and dolerite beneath the much younger limestone exposed in the cliffs. Professor Katy Evans will help you learn all about the geological significance of this site.

Venue: Lowlands Beach

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Please make your own way to the beach car park as
no transport is available for this event

Date: Sunday 26th February 2023

Time: 8:00 am - 10:30 am

To Bring: Walking shoes | Snack | Hat | Drink bottle |

Cost: Free Event. Bookings are essential.
(Please notify DEC of cancellation well ahead of time to free space for other participants)
Book in person at the Denmark Environment Centre or online at