Join this unique kayak tour on Lake Inverell with ecologist Phil Spark. Paddle, check traps, and learn how to help local turtles, fish, birds and lizards thrive.

Event details:

Join Northern Tablelands Local Land Services for a unique kayaking adventure on Lake Inverell. Launching from the recreational area, we’ll paddle toward the National Park, where ecologist Phil Spark will check animal traps to reveal which creatures - turtles, fish, bats, and lizards - call this ecosystem home.

As we explore, Phil will share insights on local biodiversity and practical ways we can all help protect these species. This is a hands-on opportunity to connect with nature, learn from an expert, and understand how small actions can help wildlife thrive.

Please register by 6 November 2025.

Additional details:

Please wear clothing suitable for kayaking; you may get wet.
Please bring a broad hat and sunscreen, as you will be in the sun on the water.
All safety gear, kayaks, morning tea, and lunch will be provided.

Contact: Andrew Walsh on 0427 433 317 or email andrew.walsh@lls.nsw.gov.au

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