Get to know your Naturehood: Wyndham Park

Recently moved to Wyndham and keen to get a sense of the landscape? Looking for a walking group with a difference – with permission to stop and look at birds, plants and waterways? Ever wondered about the stories embedded in place?

This year we are exploring the naturehood across five locations in Wyndham. All the dates are on a Sunday, with guided walks going for an easy hour or so.

For Wyndham Park, we are meeting at the Wedge St piazza in front of Wolf on Watton.

No bookings required: turn up ready to connect with nature in good company. Tell your family and friends! For reminders and updates, contact Fatima / fatima.measham@werribeeriver.org.au

  • Date : April 2, 2023November 11, 2026
  • Time : 10:00 am - 11:30 am (UTC+0)

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