Kids worm farming, Lake Coogee walks, animal encounters and even a bat night stalk!
| | | | Autumn Adventures Await! Welcome to Autumn and the Nyungar season of Djeran! As the weather cools, we have a fantastic range of activities to keep young explorers engaged these school holidays. From nature walks to hands-on creative workshops and fascinating wildlife experiences, there’s something for every curious mind.
With limited spots available and some activities requiring registration, be sure to book ahead to secure your place. |
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| | | | | Lake Coogee Nature Discovery Day - Wednesday 16 April Spend the school holidays exploring one of Cockburn’s unique natural spaces! Join us for Nature Discovery Day on the banks of the beautiful Lake Coogee for a morning of fun, learning and connecting with your local patch.
There are activities all morning including three special programs that require registration: Guided walks with local experts Nature Storytime Trek for little adventurers Boodjar Biddi cultural walk There will even be free coffee (8.30-10.30am)!
Wednesday, 16 April, Lake Coogee, Fawcett Road (just look for our Marquee) | | Find out more |
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| | | | | Wild About Wetlands Join The Wetlands Centre this school holidays for a magical lineup of nature-inspired workshops as part of the WA Tree Festival 2025.
Here’s what’s on in April: Art-Science Investigation – Tree Stories Bat Night Stalk Storytelling in Clay – Shaping Tales of Nature Leaf Making – Let’s Stitch for Our Forests All activities are designed to entertain and educate children of all ages (unless specified). Tickets are $15, with family and concession discounts available. Secure your spot today! | | Book now |
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| | | | | Daily tours at the WA Wildlife Hospital For animal lovers and conservationists, WA Wildlife offers an unforgettable journey. Begin with a 45-minute behind-the-scenes tour of the WA Wildlife Hospital, gaining insights into the care and rehabilitation of native animals. Then, explore the native fauna discovery area, meeting Dingos, Koalas, Vinnie the Wombat, Emus, and more.
The guided tours are educational and perfect for ages eight and above. Every tour supports the WA Wildlife Hospital's mission of care and conservation. Register today for an inspiring wildlife adventure! | | Find out more |
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| | | | | | | | | | | Take a peaceful, self-guided walk through Baler Reserve and discover our pop-up tree trail, filled with fascinating tree facts! Share your own fun fact along the way for a chance to win a tree. Saturday 12 April to Saturday 10 May
Baler Reserve, Hammond Park |
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| | | Join Perth NRM on a family-friendly beachcombing adventure and investigate the weird and wonderful things that wash ashore. Then, channel your inner sculptor and recreate these discoveries using clay! 10-11.30am, Tuesday 15 April
Coogee Beach, $5 (+ booking fee) |
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| Modern Cloth Nappy Workshop |
| Modern cloth nappies don’t need pins or soaking and come in a lot of fun designs. Making the switch to cloth nappies will reduce the waste you send to landfill and also save you money. 6-7.30pm, Wednesday, 30 April
Coogee, FREE |
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| | | Kids will discover the magic of composting, meet worms, and learn how food scraps can turn into nutrient-rich soil. Through fun activities, games, and experiments, they’ll learn how to help the planet! 10-11am, Monday 14 April
Bibra Lake, $5 |
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| | | Worms, Worms, Worms, Wiggling Worms!! Every kid loves worms. Get your kids to learn all about the art of worm farming with our 1hr hands-on workshop delivered by The Worm Shed experts! 11am-12pm, Wednesday 23 April
Coogee, $5 |
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| Eco-inspired Mother's Day gift |
| Modern cloth nappies don’t need pins or soaking and come in a lot of fun designs. Making the switch to cloth nappies will reduce the waste you send to landfill and also save you money. 9-11am, Wednesday 7 May
Coogee, $5 |
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| | | | | | | | | | | Cockburn Nyungar moort Beeliar boodja‑k kaadadjiny. Koora, yeyi, benang baalap nidja boodja‑k kaaradjiny.
Cockburn acknowledges the Nyungar people of Beeliar boodja. Long ago, now and in the future they care for country. |
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