Discover the remarkable plants, wildlife and landscapes of the Capertee Valley during this guided biodiversity walk and talk.
Hosted by Central Tablelands Local Land Services in partnership with Capertee Valley Landcare and the Biodiversity Conservation Trust, the event will help participants better understand:
Native plants and animals of the Capertee Valley
Opportunities for private land conservation
The adjoining Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
This event is open to anyone interested in learning more about the Capertee Valley’s native biodiversity and surrounding landscape.
What to bring
The activity will be held outdoors on uneven terrain, so participants should have a moderate level of fitness and wear suitable clothing and sturdy, enclosed footwear.
Please also bring:
A hat, sunscreen and drinking water
A chair
A reusable mug
Lunch will be provided. Please include any dietary requirements when booking. A four-wheel-drive vehicle is recommended.
The event address will be provided to registered participants.
Bookings are essential: Register through Humanitix
For further information, contact Huw Evans on 0425 764 069 or email huw.evans@lls.nsw.gov.au.
This workshop is funded by the Australian Government under the Natural Heritage Trust and delivered alongside Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners Panel.