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River News – Spring edition
For those that haven’t subscribed to become a River Guardian and receive our quarterly e-newsletter sent straight to your inbox every 3-months, please find a copy of our Spring edition…
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Is there anything cuter than a teeny, tiny duckling? Or a fluffy little cygnet? Have you ever wondered why these baby birds look so different from their parents? Well, join us at Lake Douglas, South Perth wetland to learn about the diversity of waterbirds in the area, discover what type of nests they build and what their babies look like. Play some games to learn how parent birds take care of their young and go on a scavenger hunt to see just how many baby birds we can see! Find out why these wetlands are so important to their survival and how we can help protect these beautiful birds and give their babies the best chance of survival. This is activity is suitable for children 4-7 years of age. Tickets must be purchased for participating children only.
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For those that haven’t subscribed to become a River Guardian and receive our quarterly e-newsletter sent straight to your inbox every 3-months, please find a copy of our Spring edition…
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Do you love the Swan Canning Rivers? The draft Derbal Yiragan (Swan) Djarlgarro (Canning) River Protection Strategy is now open for public comment until Wednesday, October 9, 2024. Spanning 126,000…