Experience the beauty of Poorneet (Tadpole Season) on a guided late afternoon walk through Wimbi Reserve. Led by Council's expert Biodiversity Officers.

This relaxed 1.5-hour walk will explore spring wildflowers, local plant communities and the wildlife they support. Learn how to recognise native plant species and keep an ear out for frogs calling from nearby waterways as we discover the rich biodiversity of this special bushland reserve. Suitable for all ages, interests and levels of experience.

What to Expect and Bring

These guided walks are designed for people of all experience levels, from curious beginners to keen naturalists. Led by Council's expert Biodiversity Officers, each walk will explore local plants, wildlife and seasonal changes in the environment, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and learn about Nillumbik's unique biodiversity.

Walks run for approximately 1.5 hours at a relaxed pace and include sections of uneven ground, natural surfaces and rough bush tracks.

We recommend bringing:

Sturdy enclosed walking shoes
A hat and sun protection
Drinking water
Weather-appropriate clothing
Binoculars and a camera (optional)
iNaturalist app installed on your phone (optional)

Access and Inclusion

Council is committed to creating inclusive and welcoming events for everyone. Please note that these walks take place in natural bushland settings and involve walking for approximately 1.5 hours on uneven terrain, including some rough and unsealed tracks. Accessibility varies between locations.

If you have specific access requirements or would like to discuss whether a walk is suitable for your needs, please contact Council before the event so we can provide further information and support wherever possible. All participants are welcome, regardless of prior knowledge or experience.

Contact the host of Wimbi Wildflower Walk