Are you looking for a fun and memorable activity to do these school holidays? Come along for an exciting, guided night walk around the wetlands of Garvey Park, where you will use specialised equipment such as a thermal spotter, "scorpion torches" and a bat detector to discover local nocturnal fauna that you would not normally see throughout the day.

You can expect to see or hear frogs, bats, scorpions, possums and more!

Please meet at the rear gate entrance to Garvey Park located on Tibradden Circle - Hay Road.

Only running for two nights this spring with limited spots available. Register via Humanitix or contact the City.

Helpful information:

This event is for adults and children age 6+. Children under the age of 16 years need to be supervised by a parent/guardian.
The nature walk will take you through wetlands areas, so please wear enclosed shores and long pants.
Please bring a head torch, preferably with a red light.
Registration for this event includes consent that photos of you may be taken and published. Please let the team know if you do not consent to photos or videos.
Plan your route using the Belmont Your Move map.

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For more information or support booking your tickets, contact Environment on environment@belmont.wa.gov.au.

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