Geelong Nature Week, running from 25-30 November offers an exciting opportunity to explore the region’s stunning natural beauty while learning about efforts to support biodiversity.
With a rich program of events, the week brings together experts from groups like the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, Zoos Victoria, and Parks Victoria, alongside conservation organisations such as Birdlife Australia and the Bellarine Catchment Network.
Highlights include:
- Limeburners Lagoon cultural walk: Join Wadawurrung Traditional Owner Ash Skinner to learn about the cultural significance of the lagoon and Hovells Creek.
- Sparrovale Wetland Reserve nature walk: Discover over 90 bird species in Geelong’s largest nature reserve.
- Design for nature: Explore urban rewilding through innovative design solutions, including the City’s new Nature Strip Guidelines.
- Spotlight on threatened species: Visit Mount Rothwell Conservation Reserve to learn about conservation efforts for endangered species.
- Lake Lorne nature walk: A family-friendly outing with crafts and Biodiversity Bingo.
- Ocean Grove dog’s breakfast: Enjoy treats and tips for your pup while learning about wildlife-friendly practices.
From cultural walks to conservation insights, there’s something for everyone. Geelong Nature Week invites the community to celebrate and protect the natural environment.
While Nature Week events are free, bookings are required via geelong.link/GNW
