Skeleton Creek Bingo

Join us these April school holidays to discover the plants and animals of Skeleton Creek, Truganina.

Through extensive planting of indigenous species, Skeleton Creek is regenerative success story and now once again home for the endangered Growling Grass Frog. Through an informative walk and bingo session, we will explore some of the plants along the creek and discuss their many functions, including their ability to remove toxins from the environment, and their use as traditional sources of nutrition and medicine.

The walk will begin and end at Talliver Terrace Park, Truganina. We will loop back to the park at Sayers Rd, walking for approximately 1.5km on a paved track.

Please register to receive important updates.

For enquires contact jess.fairfax@werribeeriver.org.au

 

  • Date : April 9, 2024November 12, 2026
  • Time : 10:00 am - 11:30 am (Australia/Melbourne)

Tickets

Free

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