Have you ever wondered why wetlands are considered some of the most important ecosystems on Earth? Join educators from the Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre for an exciting guided canoe tour exploring the internationally significant wetlands of Swan Bay.

Meeting at the Queenscliff Lonsdale Yacht Club, participants will embark on a guided canoe adventure through the beautiful waters of Swan Bay while learning about the importance of Ramsar-listed wetlands and the vital role they play in supporting biodiversity, protecting coastal environments and providing habitat for migratory birds, marine life and other native species.

Recognised under the international Ramsar Convention, Swan Bay’s wetlands are considered environmentally significant on a global scale. This guided experience offers a unique opportunity to explore these protected waterways firsthand while discovering how wetlands contribute to healthy ecosystems and resilient coastlines.

This activity is suitable for both young people and adults, with a minimum age requirement of 12 years. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Places are limited, so registrations are essential.

What’s involved:

Participants will take part in a guided canoe tour led by experienced educators, exploring the wetlands and learning about the plants, animals and ecological importance of Swan Bay. Canoes and safety equipment will be provided.

Please BYO:

Enclosed shoes that can get wet (no Crocs permitted)
Hat
Sunscreen
Water bottle
Comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for water activities

This event is proudly supported by the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority and the Victorian Fisheries Authority educators from the Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre.

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