There's more to this muddy riverbed than just the squishy feeling between our toes! Through interactive games, sensory touch and a scavenger hunt, learn about the natural clay that lines the riverbank, and all the things that are growing and living in it. Discover the majestic old trees growing around the river that have survived countless floods and how they keep the animals safe. Find out why this area of the river is so special, and how we can look after it. Finish the morning by making your very own nature clay sculpture to take home!

This is activity is suitable for children 3-6 years of age. Tickets must be purchased for participating children only. The ages for each activity are in place for your children to get the most out of their activity. In most cases, these age limits are in place due to activity content, recommendations by outside providers or for safety reasons. We appreciate your understanding in booking only children who are age appropriate into activities. 

If you have any questions about this activity, please email community@dbca.wa.gov.au

We want to ensure our participants are happy, healthy and safe during and after their experience so we appreciate your understanding for the below conditions:

- A full refund will be provided for any cancellations more than 48 hours before the start time of the activity. 

- Please do not attend if any of your family members are unwell and displaying possible Covd-19 symptoms, have been in recent contact with a confirmed Covid-19 case or have been advised to self-isolate. 

- If any of the attending members arrive with a cough, runny nose or fever, River Guardians has the right to ask that you not participate in the activity. 

- If you need to cancel within 48 hours of the start of the activity due to a Covid-19 related reason (symptoms, positive test, exposure or self-isolation), you will be provided with a credit up to the activity value if you notify River Guardians before the start of the activity. 

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