What better way to learn about your favourite nature spot in your neighbourhood than from hearing from the people who care for it?

Join us for a guided appreciation and biodiversity tour of Forestville Reserve.

Discover how City of Unley staff have been restoring a creek line and introducing habitat hollows to support urban wildlife. Hear about and see the various indigenous plants that inhabit the area and find out how you can create a wildlife friendly garden at home.

Tours will be led by City of Unley staff from the Biodiversity and City Design teams.

The content is most suitable for adults and older children. The walk will not be difficult but may be undulating or uneven in places.

Meet at Forestville Reserve car park, Ethel Street, Forestville.

We encourage participants to use sustainable methods of transport to and from the event, i.e. walk, cycle, bus or car pool.

For more information on environmental sustainability at the City of Unley visit: https://www.unley.sa.gov.au/Environmental-Sustainability

Photo of Southern Boobook Owlets at Forestville Reserve was taken by James Smith, FauNature during our annual wildlife nesting box maintenance program.

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