Grassy Woodland Walk & Talk

Join us at Electric Spurs for a relaxed and interactive guided walk exploring the endangered Grassy Woodland vegetation community.

Led by Lincoln Kern, Managing Director of Practical Ecology, the walk will offer an opportunity to explore the site, discuss current conservation and management challenges, and learn more about native grasslands and grassy woodlands. Lincoln has more than 30 years’ experience in ecological consulting, with expertise in flora and fauna surveys, bushland restoration, weed management, revegetation and land management.

Along the way, you’ll build practical plant identification skills and learn how to recognise key native plants and weeds in the field.

What’s included

• Guided walking tour of the Electric Spurs site

• Discussion of native grassland and grassy woodland conservation

• Practical tips for identifying key native plants and weeds

• Insights from an experienced ecological consultant

• Morning tea at the end of the walk

Meet: At the reserve entrance opposite Gona Street.

Wear: Comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather (raincoat, sun protection, etc.).

Bring: Drinking water.

This activity involves over an hour of walking on uneven surfaces.

This event is funded by Melbourne Water, with the support of DCMC and Banyule City Council.