Engage with local Landcare volunteers and learn about microbats and endangered habitats in Booragul.
Saturday 13 June 2026
9:00am - 12:00pm
80 Toronto Rd, Booragul NSW 2284, Australia
Free
Discover the fascinating world of local microbats through an insightful talk by Fernanda Tique Bernal, who shares her extensive studies and work in this field. This session offers a unique opportunity to connect with passionate Landcare volunteers and deepen your understanding of local wildlife.
You will also hear from Julia Stenton, who will provide a Landcare site update from Cooranbong, highlighting her experiences caring for a special site where endangered bushland, wetland, and riparian vegetation communities converge to create vital wildlife habitats.
This event is perfect for parents interested in environmental conservation and community engagement, providing a relaxed morning with like-minded people.
The session runs on Saturday, 13 June 2026, from 09:00 to 12:00. It is free to attend and includes a complimentary morning tea, making it a welcoming and family-friendly event.
Please note that numbers are limited, so early registration via Eventbrite is essential by Tuesday, 9 June 2026. This ensures a comfortable and engaging experience for all attendees.
The talks will be informative yet accessible, suitable for adults and older children curious about local ecosystems and conservation efforts.
The event takes place at the Landcare & Sustainable Living Centre, umali barai-ku, located at 80 Toronto Road, Booragul 2284. This venue is well-known for its commitment to sustainability and community education.
Booragul is easily accessible by car and public transport, with parking available nearby. The centre is equipped to accommodate visitors comfortably, including families with children.
Maps and directions can be found online, and the venue is situated in a scenic area that encourages appreciation of the natural environment.
This event is organized by Lake Macquarie City Council and reflects their commitment to environmental education and community involvement. Attendees are encouraged to respect the venue and local wildlife.
The session honors the Awabakal people, acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land and their enduring connection to the area.
Please register in advance to secure your place, as spaces are limited to maintain a quality experience for all participants.
Attendance is free of charge, including morning tea to enjoy during the event. To participate, please register via Eventbrite by Tuesday, 9 June 2026.
Early booking is recommended due to limited numbers, ensuring you don’t miss out on this unique educational opportunity.
This event offers excellent value for families looking to engage with local environmental initiatives and learn about native wildlife conservation.
