Get ready to connect with nature on an inspiring Wildlife Walk through the beautiful Armstrong Creek woodlands and wetlands! Join the team from BCN (Bellarine Catchment Network) for a free guided tour where you’ll explore the area’s rich biodiversity, from towering trees to tiny critters.

Use our binoculars and Flora and Fauna guides to spot local birds and wildlife and learn fascinating facts about the plants and animals that call this area home. Along the way, you'll discover simple, everyday ways to help protect our environment—like reducing litter and recycling better.

The event will commence and conclude at Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library where you will have the opportunity to learn about Geelong Regional Libraries ‘Seed Library’ and be gifted with an indigenous seedling for your very own backyard!

Perfect for nature lovers, families, and curious minds of all ages.

Spots are limited to 30 people, so be sure to book early!

Please wear enclosed shoes and bring a drink bottle!

This event is proudly sponsored by the City of Greater Geelong and supported by Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library as part of the Geelong Regional Libraries network.

We encourage you to visit Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library at 10:30am and participate in their free guided Library tour and learn about their incredible initiatives and sustainable design.

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