Discover how to protect the Critically Endangered Swift Parrot with expert-led bird walks and citizen science activities for kids aged 6-16.
Thursday 9 July 2026
10:00am - 12:00pm
2 Rushby St, Bateau Bay NSW 2261, Australia
Free
Dive into an exciting and educational experience designed for children aged 6 to 16 and their families. This program offers a unique opportunity to learn about the Critically Endangered Swift Parrot, including how to identify them by sight and call. Participants will join expert-led guided bird walks and use the Birdata app to conduct their own Swift Parrot search.
Expect a hands-on, nature-based adventure that combines fun with important conservation efforts. This is a perfect way for your children to connect with wildlife and understand the importance of protecting endangered species.
The event is family-friendly and encourages adults to join in the learning and exploration.
- Learn about the ecology and conservation challenges facing the Swift Parrot.
- Guided bird walks led by Central Coast Council environmental experts.
- Use the Birdata app to record sightings and contribute to citizen science.
- Recommended for children aged 6-16, but adults are welcome.
- Limited spots available; bookings are essential.
The event takes place at 2 Rushby Street, Bateau Bay NSW 2261. This location is accessible and suitable for families with children. Directions can be found online or by contacting the council.
Public transport options and parking details are available on the Central Coast Council website to ensure easy access for all attendees.
This is a free event but requires prior registration due to limited capacity. Please ensure your children are dressed appropriately for outdoor activities and bring water, sun protection, and comfortable walking shoes.
The program is designed to be engaging and educational, promoting environmental awareness and community involvement.
Parents are encouraged to participate alongside their children to enhance the experience.
This is a free event with no cost to attend. However, bookings are essential to secure your place.
To register, please contact the Environmental Education Officers via email or visit the Central Coast Council website for booking details.
Spaces are limited, so early registration is recommended to avoid disappointment.
