Discover the incredible migratory journeys of local shorebirds with expert Julie Keating at Engadine Library.
Tuesday 21 April 2026
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Engadine Library
Free
Explore the fascinating world of migratory shorebirds that visit the Sutherland Shire. Learn about species such as the eastern curlew and bar-tailed godwit, which travel astonishing distances from places like Alaska and Siberia. This event offers a unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge about these remarkable birds through an engaging short film and an interactive Q&A session.
This presentation is perfect for parents and children interested in wildlife and nature, providing insights into the incredible endurance and navigation skills of these birds. You'll also discover how you can participate in citizen science projects to support local biodiversity.
The event will be led by Julie Keating, a passionate volunteer and advocate from the Sutherland Shire Environment Centre. She will guide you through the migratory patterns and behaviors of shorebirds in an informative and captivating way. After the film, there will be time to ask questions and discuss ways to get involved in local environmental efforts.
Bookings are essential, with each attendee requiring a ticket. This ensures a comfortable and engaging experience for all participants. The session lasts one hour, making it a perfect after-school or early evening activity.
The event takes place at Engadine Library, a welcoming community space with easy access and ample parking. The library is equipped with all necessary facilities to make your visit enjoyable and convenient.
Engadine Library is located within the Sutherland Shire, making it accessible for families living in the area. Public transport options are available nearby, and the venue is family-friendly.
Please note that bookings are required to attend this event, so be sure to secure your spot early. Each person attending must have their own ticket, including children. The presentation will include a short film and a Q&A session, so come prepared with any questions you might have about shorebirds or local wildlife.
If you are interested in further involvement, check out the Citizen Science kits available through the library's biodiversity resources. These kits offer a hands-on way to contribute to local environmental studies.
This event is free to attend, but places are limited. Booking in advance is essential to guarantee your place. Tickets can be reserved online or by contacting Engadine Library directly.
Don't miss this chance to learn about the amazing migratory shorebirds that visit our region and how you can help protect them through citizen science initiatives.
