Friends of Mosman Park have a free guided walk along the Vlamingh Parklands green link between the Indian Ocean at Mosman Beach to Milo beach on the Swan River. Complete the 5.4km round circuit back to the Vlamingh Memorial (start) or accept a lift back by car. You will learn and discover the rich Aboriginal, European and natural history of this greenway. Please RSVP as places are limited. Meet at the northern most carpark, Mosman Beach, 2 Curtin Avenue.
Victoria Street train station is 500m from the start. Dress for weather, bring a water bottle and wear sturdy shoes.
Point Roe is a salt marsh. These types of salt marshes work day and night in so many way to keep our river healthy and us healthy!
Unfortunately Point Roe is a degraded salt marsh and needs our continued help. We now know the importance of healthy vegetation along our waterways. You may have noticed a salt marsh areas along the Swan River has already been fenced for great benefit to the River & us.
Let’s give the Roe Point salt marsh a helping hand so it will bring back the birds and bring back the tough salt tolerant sedges. A healthier Roe Point salt marsh will contribute to restoring the health of the Swan River and keep the river fish and dolphins happy.
Did you know that most of the birds that use our beaches make their nest on the ground and they are very well disguised? For this and other reason access to salt marshes should be managed and restricted.
If you would like to read more " The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands" had their International conference in Australia in 2018 with a message for an urgent need to protect and restore our saltmarshes.
Tools, gloves and morning tea provided! Bring a water bottle! Wear protective old clothes suited to bush work and the weather! Forecast 30 degrees!
Kick start the year with some bushland action with Friends of Mosman Park Bushland and The Greens.
We'll be takling plastic litter along the Swan River foreshore and kikuyu grass encroaching on our native celery patch for the first hour. Following a cuppa we will have an hour guided walk to point out the significance of vegetation that supports local wildlife not found in suburbia.
Wear sturdy shoes and old clothes suited to bushwork and the weather. You are encouraged to bring gloves and a water bottle.
Meet at the end of the path from Stone street, Mosman Park
Register for this event by email mail@mosmanparkbushland.org or phone Sue 0419942483Black winged stilts, Roe Point Salt Marsh
Meet along the western path near Stirling Highway in Buckland Hill to give our winter plants a helping hand by weeding and removing sleeves.
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Tools, gloves and morning tea provided! We will have a nice walk to Milo Beach on the Swan River to prepare and join in morning tea for participants of the Sea to River walk about 10.15am.
How about joining bushland volunteers from 9am to 11.30am care for the Garungup Reserve bushland and show the young participants of Mosman Park STOMP what we do and what are the ecological weeds muscling in on our bushland.
Gloves, tools and morning tea provided! Wear old clothes suited to weather and bushland work. More detailscontact Sue 0419942483 or mail@mosmanparkbushland.org
How about joining bushland volunteers from 9am to 11.30am care for the Garungup Reserve bushland and show the young participants of Mosman Park STOMP what we do and what are the ecological weeds muscling in on our bushland.
Gloves, tools and morning tea provided! Wear old clothes suited to weather and bushland work. More detailscontact Sue 0419942483 or mail@mosmanparkbushland.org
Why not join like minded people on this Sunday morning,volunteering in Mosman Park today for a beautiful Mosman Park tomorrow! The birds will love you for it!
Not far from Victoria Street train station on Stirling Highway!
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Would you like to join our community by helping plant out sedges along the Swan River foreshore salt marsh?
Tools, gloves and morning tea provided! Wear old clothes suited to weather! Closest public transport is the 107 bus from corner of Owston and Beagle Street. Otherwise a 25 minute walk from Victoria Street train station.
