A guided flora walk of Eric Singleton Wetlands

Join Glenn Cook, from the Wildflower Society of Western Australia, and the Friends of Eric Singleton Wetlands, for a morning stroll through this incredible remnant wetland, adjacent to Environment House in King William St Bayswater. Glenn will be able to identify the myriad of local flora which has been reintroduced into the degraded reserve and which has shown remarkable growth (and a return of biodiversity) since the commencement of work in 2018).

You will also find out how you can get involved in looking after this precious wetland. Initiated by the City of Bayswater, the Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary (ESBS) Wetland Rehabilitation Project was designed to remediate a severely degraded, contaminated, water consuming wetland with limited environmental and social value into a productive, nutrient stripping wetland that is an outstanding community and environmental asset.(excerpt from the City of Bayswater website)

This event is Proudly brought to you by the Friends of Eric Singleton Wetlands and EnviroHouse. Participants are welcome to stay after the walk for light refreshments hosted by EnviroHouse volunteers.

You may also like the following events from Environment House / Perth Ecoshop & Sustainability Services:

• This Saturday, 22nd November, 10:00 am, How to recognise the birds in your local parks and reserves in Perth
• Next Thursday, 27th November, 06:00 pm, Cool Gardens for Wildlife in Perth
• Next Saturday, 29th November, 09:00 am, Native Plant Propagation in Perth