Explore the unique plants of Western Sydney Dry Rainforest with expert guidance in Ebenezer.
Saturday 21 March 2026
8:45am - 11:00am
Charles Kemp Reserve, 31 Swallow Reach Pl, Ebenezer NSW 2756, Australia
Free
Discover the fascinating world of Western Sydney Dry Rainforest plants on this guided walk. Led by a knowledgeable young botanist, Chris, you will learn how to identify some of Hawkesbury’s rarest and most ancient plants. This is a wonderful opportunity for nature lovers and families to connect with the local environment.
The walk is designed to be engaging and educational, perfect for parents looking to inspire their school-aged children with the wonders of native flora. Expect a leisurely pace suitable for all fitness levels, with plenty of chances to ask questions and explore.
Bring your curiosity and prepare to be amazed by the diversity and beauty of this endangered ecological community.
This event takes place on Saturday, 21 March 2026, from 08:45 to 11:00, with the walk starting promptly at 09:00. The group size is limited to 15 participants to ensure a quality experience, so booking is essential.
Participants must reside within the Hawkesbury Local Government Area to attend. The walk will be guided using the Western Sydney Dry Rainforest booklet, which will be provided in hard copy, with an online version available for pre-event reading.
Please come prepared with sun protection, a broad brim hat, eye protection, long sleeves, and sturdy enclosed shoes. Insect repellent, personal water, snacks, and any necessary medical equipment such as Ventolin or an EpiPen are also recommended.
The walk will be held at Charles Kemp Reserve, located on Swallow Reach Place in Ebenezer. This natural reserve offers a pristine setting to explore the unique flora of the region.
The location is accessible by car, and participants are encouraged to arrive by 08:45 for registration and a prompt 09:00 start. Parking is available nearby.
For directions and additional location details, visit the map link provided by the organizers.
This event is free of charge but requires prior booking due to limited spaces. It is brought to you by Hawkesbury Bushcare and the Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare Network, organizations dedicated to preserving local biodiversity.
The Western Sydney Dry Rainforest is an endangered ecological community, and this walk aims to raise awareness and appreciation for its conservation.
Participants should be prepared for outdoor conditions and potential dirt, so appropriate clothing and footwear are essential for comfort and safety.
Attendance is free, but bookings are essential to secure your place. The event is capped at 15 participants to maintain an intimate and informative experience.
To book, please use the provided booking link or contact the event organizer directly. Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.
For further information or assistance, contact Martin Gauci at (02) 4560 4525 or via the Hawkesbury City Council website.
