Join a hands-on beach session to learn about and rescue Posidonia seagrass for replanting in West Lakes.
Tuesday 30 June 2026
9:00am - 10:30am
Broadway & South Esplanade, Glenelg SA 5045, Australia
Free
Experience a unique opportunity to connect with nature and contribute to marine conservation along Adelaide’s beautiful coastline. This engaging walk and talk session offers a relaxed and social environment where families and adults can learn about the vital role of seagrass in supporting blue swimmer crabs and other marine life.
You will have the chance to actively participate by gathering Posidonia seagrass fragments for replanting, helping to restore fish habitats. No prior experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to stroll along the beach.
Expect some wet and windy weather as you explore the beach, meet marine scientists, and discover more about citizen science projects led by OzFish.
The event is scheduled for Tuesday, 30 June 2026, from 09:00 to 10:30. It is free to attend but requires booking online to secure your spot.
The session will cover:
- Identification of seagrass fragments suitable for replanting
- Insights into OzFish fish habitat projects
- How to get involved in ongoing citizen science monitoring and collection efforts
This is a fantastic chance for families and adults to learn, contribute, and enjoy a morning outdoors.
Meet at the Broadway Kiosk, located at Broadway & South Esplanade, Glenelg, South Australia. The site is accessible by car and public transport, with nearby parking options.
The beach walk will take place along the shoreline, so participants should wear suitable footwear and clothing for outdoor beach conditions.
Please prepare for possible wet and windy weather by bringing appropriate outerwear and sun protection.
- The event is free of charge but requires advance booking online.
- Suitable for families and adults; children should be supervised.
- No previous experience with seagrass or marine biology is necessary.
- The walk is gentle and suitable for most fitness levels.
- Participants are encouraged to bring water, hats, and sunscreen.
This is a free event, but places are limited and booking is essential. Reserve your spot through the provided online booking website.
For further information or assistance with bookings, contact Sam Buxton Stewart via email or phone.
Enjoy a morning of learning, community involvement, and helping to protect Adelaide’s coastal environment.
