Weekend of Bush Regeneration in the Wilderness, Cattai National park

Description

A weekend of bush regeneration, camping out and star gazing in the Cattai National Park. The Mitchell Park picnic area is a great place to pause for a bite and take in the bushland scenery of Cattai National Park – particularly after working up a sweat on one of the park’s great walking tracks.

Lunch campout, dinner and spotlighting for the greater Gliderr and the Nankeen Night Kestrel will be highlights of your weekend. Participate and learn more about psyllids and their impacts in the Cumberland Plain. Survey their impacts on the gum trees and the forest.

On Sunday head to nearby Scheyville National Park and meet with some of the rare wetland birds and reptiles.

Useful Information

Registration for this event is essential – places will fill fast! Please email or call for more information.

Camping is available on the Saturday night, in the Environmental Education Centre in Mitchell Park, with all facilities. Alternatively, you can pitch a tent only only a short walk away. You will need to arrange your floor mat and sleeping bag for camping, and a tent for the campsite.

Contact

Lucy Haynes
Phone: 0404 828 911
Phone: 02 4721 4625
Email: westersydney@cva.org.au

Cost: Free
Booking required
, NSW 761 Springwood Road, Yarramundi NSW 2753, Australia
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