Explore nocturnal wildlife and learn about their vital role in local waterways during this free guided tour at Pearce Reserve.
Wednesday 16 September 2026
to Tuesday 22 September 2026
5:45pm - 7:45pm
Pearce Reserve (meet at tennis complex), 133 Joseph Banks Drive, Kings Langley, 2147
Free
Experience the magic of the night as you join a guided spotlighting tour focused on biodiversity. This engaging event offers a unique opportunity to discover the fascinating nocturnal animals that inhabit our local environment. Perfect for families, it promises an educational and fun evening outdoors.
You will learn about the important roles these creatures play in maintaining the health of our waterways, enhancing your appreciation of local wildlife. The tour is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for parents and children alike.
This event is part of the Riverfest 2023 and the 'Our Living River' initiative by the Parramatta River Catchment Group, highlighting community commitment to environmental education and conservation.
The tour runs on two dates: Saturday, 16 September 2023, and Friday, 22 September 2023, both from 17:45 to 19:45. It is a free event but requires booking due to limited spots. Participants will meet at the tennis complex within Pearce Reserve.
Please note that due to high interest, if you are unable to attend, you are encouraged to cancel your booking or notify the organizers so others on the waitlist can attend. This ensures everyone has a chance to participate.
The event is suitable for families with school-aged children who enjoy nature and wildlife exploration. Comfortable walking shoes and appropriate outdoor clothing are recommended.
The meeting point is the tennis complex at Pearce Reserve, located at 133 Joseph Banks Drive, Kings Langley, NSW 2147. The reserve offers a natural setting ideal for spotting local nocturnal animals.
Pearce Reserve is accessible by car and public transport options are available nearby. Ample parking is available at the venue. The area is family-friendly and safe for children to explore under supervision.
Maps and directions can be found online to assist with planning your visit. The venue provides a perfect backdrop for an evening of discovery and learning about biodiversity.
This event is free but requires prior registration to secure your place. Bookings are essential and limited to ensure a quality experience for all attendees.
Participants are advised to bring a torch or flashlight, although some may be provided. Please dress for the weather and be prepared for outdoor conditions.
If you need to cancel or have questions, contact Blacktown City Council via email at ourenvironment@blacktown.nsw.gov.au or phone 02 9839 6055. This helps manage attendance and supports community engagement.
Attendance is free of charge, making this an accessible opportunity for families to engage with local wildlife and environmental education.
Bookings must be made online through the event registration links provided by Blacktown City Council. Early booking is recommended due to limited availability.
Cancellation is requested if you cannot attend to allow others to benefit from this popular event. This community initiative encourages responsible participation and respect for shared resources.
