Celebrate the vital role of trees in supporting wildlife with events and initiatives across Cockburn from 11 April to 10 May 2026.
Saturday 11 April 2026
to Sunday 10 May 2026
Cockburn, WA, Australia
Free
Immerse your family in the WA Tree Festival, a vibrant celebration highlighting the importance of trees for wildlife and our environment. This festival offers a variety of engaging events designed to connect you with nature and inspire conservation efforts.
From storytimes to interactive workshops, there’s something for every age group to enjoy. Expect opportunities to learn about local wildlife, tree planting, and sustainable living practices that benefit both your home and the planet.
Join community groups and local councils in activities that promote greening Cockburn and protecting native species, making it a perfect outing for families who love the outdoors.
The festival runs from 11 April to 10 May 2026, featuring diverse events such as:
- Nature Storytime Trek with guided walks for under 5s
- Caring for Cockatoos presentation for ages 5-16
- Tree-themed storytimes at Spearwood Library
- Hands-on Terrific Trees workshop for children aged 6-14
- Educational sessions on planting the right tree and sustainable home cooling for adults
Many events require registration, while some are drop-in sessions. Activities are designed to be educational and fun, encouraging families to engage with nature and learn practical skills.
Events take place at various locations across the City of Cockburn, including Bibra Lake Regional Playground, Cockburn Libraries at Success and Spearwood, and community centres.
Most venues offer accessible facilities such as free parking, public toilets, water refill stations, and first-aid. The festival map includes accessibility features like in-map voice and accessible colour choices to support all visitors.
Check individual event listings for specific venue details and accessibility options to plan your visit comfortably.
The WA Tree Festival is free to attend, making it an accessible way for families to enjoy quality time outdoors while learning about environmental stewardship.
Please register for events where required to secure your spot, especially for workshops and presentations with limited capacity.
The City of Cockburn encourages early participation in tree planting incentives and subsidies available during the festival period to support local conservation efforts.
All festival events are free of charge. Some require advance registration, which can be completed online through the City of Cockburn’s event pages.
Take advantage of special incentives such as the Schools Plant Subsidy and Native Plant Subsidy available during the festival to enhance your home or school environment.
For more information and to register, visit the City of Cockburn website or contact the Sustainability & Climate Change Service Unit.
