Wooditjup Bilya Cultural Paddle

The final event of Nature Conservation's River Celebration Month!

Make a splash and join us on a 1-hour Wooditjup Bilya Cultural Paddle on Sunday March 22, guided by traditional owner Zac Webb from Undalup Association and co-hosted by Josh Palmateer from Margaret River Kayaks and Canoes.

You will paddle a kayak upstream from the Margaret River mouth to discover the river’s natural beauty, unique stories and ecological and cultural importance. There are two sessions with tickets priced at $35 per person:

• 8am-9am

• 10am-11am

Please note, this event is only open to children aged 16 and above who have purchased a ticket. Kayak and life jacket provided.

Please bring water and sun protection.

Meet at Margaret River Kayaks and Canoes trailer next to toilet block and change rooms.

Parking: As Rivermouth may be busy - Rockpools and Surfers Point are good backups.

The River Celebration Month is an important part of Nature Conservation’s Protect Wooditjup Bilya project, a four-year program of research, conservation, and community stewardship, supported by the Ian Potter Foundation, the Shire of Augusta Margaret River, the Water Corporation and generous local donors.