Explore the unique ecology of Duggan Park with expert guides on this inclusive nature walk.
Monday 20 September 2027
10:00am - 11:00am
J E Duggan Bushland Park, 122 Leslie St, Rangeville QLD 4350
Free
Step into the natural beauty of Duggan Park with volunteers from Friends of the Escarpment Parks. This guided walk offers a wonderful opportunity to observe and identify local plant species while learning about the ecology of this endangered ecosystem. It's designed to be inclusive, welcoming people of all abilities along with their carers.
The walk is gentle and suitable for a wide range of fitness levels, making it perfect for families and individuals who want to connect with nature in a supportive environment. Expect to enjoy fresh air, beautiful scenery, and the chance to make new friends who share your interest in the environment.
This event is not just a walk but an educational experience that fosters appreciation for local biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Volunteers from Friends of the Escarpment Parks will lead the group, sharing their expert knowledge about the local flora and the importance of preserving this endangered ecosystem. The walk lasts approximately one hour and is designed to be accessible for people with disabilities.
Please wear closed-in shoes and a hat to ensure comfort and safety during the walk. Each booking covers two people: a person with disabilities and their carer, ensuring everyone has the support they need.
This is a free event, making it an excellent opportunity for families and carers to enjoy a meaningful outdoor activity without any cost.
The walk takes place at J E Duggan Bushland Park, located at 122 Leslie Street, Rangeville, Queensland 4350. This natural bushland area offers a peaceful setting for the walk and is accessible by car.
Parking is available nearby, and the paths are suitable for wheelchairs and mobility aids, reflecting the event's commitment to accessibility.
The venue is well-signposted, and volunteers will be on hand to greet participants and provide any necessary assistance.
This event is designed to be inclusive and supportive of people with disabilities, so carers are encouraged to attend alongside participants. The walk is conducted by knowledgeable volunteers who will ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all.
Participants should prepare for outdoor conditions by wearing appropriate clothing, including closed shoes and a hat to protect from sun exposure.
Bookings are essential as spaces are limited to ensure a quality experience and adequate support for all attendees.
The event is free to attend, making it accessible to everyone interested in learning about local ecology and enjoying nature.
Each booking accommodates two people: one person with a disability and their carer. This ensures that support is available and that the walk is inclusive.
Bookings can be made through the Friends of the Escarpment Parks website, where you can also find more information about their conservation work and upcoming events.
