RICH BUSHLAND RESOURCES GUIDED WALK

It's fascinating to find out that for Aboriginal people the local bush was like 'one big supermarket'. DETAILS Traverse a short section of the banksia woodland to learn how plants provided Aboriginal people so much that was essential for life. Find out how the European settlers also quickly found the bush supplied valuable resources to assist them adapt to the harshness of colonial life. Date: Thursday, 22 October 2026 Start Time: 10:00 am sharp. Please arrive at least 10 minutes early Meeting Location: Wanju Marr Carpark, Lovekin Drive, Kings Park Parking: Please note that the Wanju Marr Carpark is reserved for volunteers so please park at Wadjuk or Botanical Gardens carparks and allow time to walk to Wanju Marr. The Kings Park map shows other parking areas. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Duration: Up to 1.5 hours in duration Distance: Approximately 1.5 km Difficulty: An easy walk but the majority of the paths are sand. Accessibility: This walk is not suitable for wheelchairs, prams or mobility aids. We encourage you to contact the Visitor Information Centre (9480 3634) if you have any questions. What to wear and bring: Comfortable enclosed walking shoes are recommended. Bring sunscreen, hat and water and a raincoat (weather dependent). Weather: This walk will go ahead if it is raining but in the event of severe weather or fire risk it may be cancelled. Check the notices section of the Kings Park website https://www.bgpa.wa.gov.au/notices for cancellation information. CANCELLATION Our walks are popular and ticket numbers are limited to give walkers the best experience possible. We ask that you cancel if you are no longer able to attend so that we can offer a place to those on the waitlist. Cancellation is easy, just go to your eticket and click on ‘Cancel’. Please note, our tickets are not refundable unless the walk is cancelled by Kings Park Guides. We hope that you will be able to join us on one of our other interesting Themed Walks. OTHER WALKS To find out about our other walks check our Kings Park Volunteer Guides website and follow us on Eventbrite. Follow and like our FaceBook page, ‘Kings Park Guides, Western Australia’, to find out what is happening around the park and more.