Join Therese from DCMC for a platypus survey among the river red gums full of birdlife at the Darebin Creek, Buirrarung confluence. We will walk to the site together and will spend an hour looking for platypus as part of the Platy Project. Platypus are most active in September as it is their breeding season. Binoculars will be provided. Bring a lightweight chair if you'd like. While there are no prior skills necessary participants may like to familiarise themselves with the Platy Project:

https://platy-project.acf.org.au/

Please be on time as the location is on private property and you will need to be guided to the site.

Tickets are strictly limited for this event - please do not bring friends - one ticket one participant!

Meet - Crn of Riverside Rd and Crown Road

Wear - Comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather (raincoat, sun safe etc.) Long sleeves and pants are recommended.

Bring - Drinking water.

Accessibility - The activity is a short walk to the location over uneven ground and a large set of steps.

Contact the host of Platypus Monitoring Monday 21 September