Nature Storytime Trek - Under the Trees
Description
Celebrate the WA Tree Festival with this special event designed for children under five. This outdoor session begins with tree themed stories read by a Cockburn librarian. After storytime, enjoy a gentle nature walk exploring different types of trees, noticing their shapes, leaves and textures, and discovering how trees support birds and other wildlife. A wonderful introduction to early nature learning and caring for our environment.
Meet on the lawn area south of the Bibra Lake Regional Playground, Progress Dr, Bibra Lake WA 6163
About the WA Tree Festival
Trees are essential to our communities. They provide shelter, food and habitats for countless species, help cool our environment and improve our wellbeing. The WA Tree Festival brings together local governments and community groups across Western Australia to celebrate the vital role trees play in supporting nature and enhancing our neighbourhoods.
In the lead‑up to and throughout the festival, we are hosting events and initiatives focused on greening Cockburn and protecting local wildlife.
The WA Tree Festival runs from 11 April to 10 May across Western Australia.
Discover an event near you and help make a difference for local wildlife.
FAQs
- Price
Free. Registration is essential.
- What to bring
Be prepared for the outdoors, we trek in rain, sun or wind so please keep that in mind when dressing.
Hat
Sunscreen
Closed-in shoes
Raincoat/umbrella
Drink bottle
- Refreshments/food
No refreshments are provided, if you think you'll need a snack please bring your own.
- Suitable age groups
2-5 years
- Facilities
First-Aid
Free parking
Playground
Public toilets
Water refill station
- Accessible features
Accessible toilets
Accessible parking - ACROD
Accessible spaces
Changing places facility
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