Explore the unique plant species and ecology of Duggan Park with expert volunteers on Sunday morning sessions.
Monday 20 September 2027
8:30am - 11:30am
J E Duggan Bushland Park, 122 Leslie St, Rangeville QLD 4350
Free
Discover the fascinating local flora of Duggan Park during a guided plant walk led by knowledgeable volunteers from Friends of the Escarpment Parks. This event offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about the endangered ecosystem and its diverse plant species in a relaxed, outdoor setting.
Each session accommodates 15 participants, ensuring an intimate and informative experience where you can ask questions and deepen your appreciation for nature. The walks are suitable for families and individuals interested in ecology and the environment.
Please come prepared with closed-in shoes and a hat to ensure comfort and safety while exploring the bushland.
The event is free to attend and is held on Sunday, 20 September 2026, with three separate sessions at 08:30, 09:30, and 10:30.
Each session lasts approximately one hour, providing ample time to observe and identify various local plant species and understand their role within the ecosystem.
Volunteers from the Friends of the Escarpment Parks will share their expertise and passion for conservation, making this a valuable educational experience for all ages.
The walks take place at J E Duggan Bushland Park, located at 122 Leslie Street, Rangeville, Queensland 4350.
The park is accessible by car, and parking is available nearby. It is recommended to arrive a few minutes early to secure your spot and prepare for the walk.
The natural setting provides a peaceful environment perfect for reconnecting with nature and enjoying the fresh air.
Participants should wear closed-in shoes and a hat to protect against rough terrain and sun exposure.
The event is weather dependent; in case of severe weather, please check the Friends of the Escarpment Parks website for updates.
Spaces are limited to 15 per session, so booking in advance is essential to secure your place.
This is a free event, but prior booking is required due to limited places.
Tickets can be reserved online through the event website.
Voluntary donations to support the conservation efforts of Friends of the Escarpment Parks are welcome but not mandatory.
