A special children's presentation with live black cockatoos during the WA Tree Festival.
Saturday 18 April 2026
10:30am - 11:30am
11 Wentworth Parade, Success WA 6164, Australia
Free
Experience a unique opportunity to meet a live black cockatoo from the Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre. This engaging presentation is designed especially for children aged 5 to 16 and offers a rare chance to learn about these iconic Western Australian birds.
You will discover why black cockatoos depend on local trees, what they eat, where they nest, and how far they travel. The session also highlights practical ways everyone can help protect these threatened birds by caring for green spaces and planting native species.
After the talk, there will be a short meet-and-greet allowing children and their families to get up close and personal with the cockatoo in an informal setting.
This free event is part of the WA Tree Festival, which celebrates the vital role trees play in supporting nature and enhancing communities. The presentation runs for one hour and is suitable for school-aged children with adult supervision required.
Registrations are essential to secure a spot, but drop-ins are welcome for the meet-and-greet if you miss out on registering. The event is designed to be educational and fun, perfect for families looking to engage children with wildlife conservation.
The WA Tree Festival runs from 11 April to 10 May, with this event scheduled on Saturday, 18 April 2026, from 10:30 to 11:30.
The event takes place at Cockburn Libraries - Success, located at 11 Wentworth Parade, Success WA 6164. The venue is equipped with accessible features including accessible toilets, parking, lifts, and facilities for people with disabilities.
Additional amenities include first-aid, bicycle parking racks, free parking, public toilets, and water refill stations, making it convenient for families to attend comfortably.
The library is well connected and easy to reach, ensuring a hassle-free visit for parents and children alike.
Adult supervision is required for all children attending the event. The presentation is designed to be interactive and educational, focusing on conservation and the importance of local trees for wildlife.
Please register in advance to guarantee your place, as spaces are limited. If registration is full, you are still welcome to join the meet-and-greet session afterward.
This event is part of a broader initiative to promote environmental awareness and sustainability within the community.
This is a free event. Registration is essential to participate in the presentation, which can be completed online through the City of Cockburn's event page.
No payment is required, making it an accessible and valuable opportunity for families interested in wildlife and environmental education.
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