Explore Wollondilly’s unique waterway ecology with Indigenous knowledge and modern science on Saturday, 7 November 2026.
Saturday 7 November 2026
9:00am - 11:00am
Rockford Rd & Charlies Point Rd, Bargo NSW 2574, Australia
Free
Discover the fascinating world of local waterways at the Bargo River with this engaging workshop. Perfect for families, this event blends Indigenous wisdom with scientific insights to deepen your understanding of the natural environment.
Learn about native species such as the Platypus, Freshwater Mussels, Rakali (Water Rat), and Macquarie Perch, as well as the native plants that thrive along the riverbanks. This hands-on experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate Wollondilly’s biodiversity.
Bring your curiosity and a sense of adventure as you explore the creek banks, with options to wade into the shallows and use scoop nets to observe aquatic life up close.
The workshop includes a short walk along the creek banks with a moderate slope to navigate, so comfortable footwear is recommended. Participants will have the chance to engage in interactive activities that highlight the importance of waterway conservation.
This event is family-friendly and suitable for parents and school-aged children eager to learn about local ecology in a fun and informative setting.
Spaces are limited, so booking in advance is essential to secure your spot at this free event.
Meet on the riverbank next to the car park located at the corner of Charlies Point Road and Rockford Road, Bargo River. The site is accessible by car with parking available nearby.
Please be prepared for outdoor conditions and bring sun protection, water, and suitable clothing for walking and possible water activities.
The natural setting offers a peaceful environment to connect with nature and enjoy the outdoors with your family.
This workshop is funded by the Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan Caring for Country Council Grants Program, ensuring a quality educational experience.
Participants should be aware of the moderate slope and uneven terrain; supervision of children is recommended at all times.
The event is free of charge but requires prior booking due to limited spaces.
Attendance is free, but bookings are mandatory to participate. Reserve your place early to avoid disappointment.
For booking details and more information, please contact Wollondilly Shire Council.
Enjoy a meaningful day out learning about the environment and how to support local waterways for future generations.
