Experience the calm of the paper-bark boardwalk, listen for frogs in the wetlands, watch out for flittering wrens, shy quendas, rowdy cockatoos and colourful wildflowers.

From sacred sites to pine plantations, a forgotten homestead and a drying wetland - discover the complex history of human impact at Piney Lakes Reserve and the actions being taken to encourage ongoing environmental preservation.

This event is led by Piney Lakes volunteers. Children must be accompanied by an adult (this is a long walk, please consider if your children will have the attention span for it).

In the case of inclement weather such as heavy rain, storms, or strong winds this event will be cancelled and you will be notified.

Due to the popularity of these walks, if you cannot make it please cancel your ticket so that others can attend.

What to expect:

Length

1 hour with time for questions and discussion.

Start time

This event will start at 2.00pm, and will include a short introduction at EcoHub . If you are running late, the group may be difficult to find once they are on the walk.

Location

Mostly outside in Piney Lakes Reserve.

Requirements

Weather appropriate clothing (including long pants), comfortable enclosed footwear, sunscreen, hat and water bottle.

Type of event and expectations

This is a casual event, all ages welcome, please be respectful to each other and the environment. Caregivers are responsible for the health and safety of their children at all times.

Accessibility

Some paths may not be suitable for walkers/prams. Distance travelled ~2km

Accessible parking is available at front of EcoHub, rooms are located on multiple levels via a ramp and toilets are available within the venue. For specific access requirements please feel free to call or email EcoHub at (08)9364 0191 or ecohub@melville.wa.gov.au

Directions to EcoHub
Please consider using public transportation. A bus stop, just a 2-minute walk away, is conveniently located near EcoHub and services multiple routes.

EcoHub is located at 555 Leach Highway, Winthrop in the Piney Lakes Reserve. To reach us, if heading westbound, take the first left after Murdoch Drive on Leach Highway. If coming from the Fremantle area, continue on Leach Hwy across Murdoch Drive and use the designated U-turn just after the lights to move to the westbound lanes. Go back through the lights at Murdoch Drive and take the first left. Please park in the signed public carpark.

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Recycling hub
Bring the following items in household quantities for recycling at EcoHub when you attend: household batteries, printer cartridges, light globes, mobile phones and chargers, plastic bread tags, oral care products, plastic bottle lids, metal bottle lids, beer can clips and corks.

For more recycling option check out Bottle Top Hill recycling events held at EcoHub monthly, second Saturday 9.00am to 11.00am

Contact the host of Spring Bush Walk Through Piney Lakes