Learn about your favourite neighbourhood nature spots from the people who care for them by joining a guided walk with City of Unley Biodiversity Staff.

Join us on a short stroll along Glen Osmond Creek and enjoy the native plants and wildlife along the way.

Discover how City of Unley staff have been restoring the creek line with indigenous vegetation to improve local biodiversity, enhance water quality and create a more enjoyable experience for everyone who visits the trail.

Get up close to nature while also learning about things you can do at home to help support healthy creeks and cooler, greener suburbs.

Tours will be led by City of Unley staff from the Biodiversity and Climate & Sustainability teams.

Event details:

Meet at the Scammell Reserve carpark (off Culross Ave), Myrtle Bank.
The short walk will not be difficult but may be undulating or uneven in places.
The content is most suitable for adults and older children. Children must be accompanied by a parent or carer.

Please contact us if you have any specific access requirements or questions.

Emma Sandery, City of Unley Sustainability Project Officer | (08) 8372 5111 | esandery@unley.sa.gov.au

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

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