Pollinator Picnic - Ways to be Wild (FREE FAMILY EVENT)

From AUD $0.00
  • Duration: 180 Minutes (approx.)
  • Location: 380 Allen Rd Mundaring, WA

Looking for a fun family adventure these spring school holidays?

Join Nearer to Nature for our Pollinator Picnic – Ways to be Wild and discover the amazing world of native bees, birds, insects and other pollinators that help our bushland thrive!

Pack a picnic rug and spend the morning exploring, creating and connecting with nature in the beautiful Perth Hills.

✨Tuesday 6 October 2026
9.00am – 12.00pm
Perth Hills Discovery Centre, Mundaring
 Suitable for families and children of all ages

Schedule of Events

 9 - 9.15am Meet native bee scientist Dr Kit Prendergast for a story book reading of her new book 'Amy is an Amegilla' ages 4yrs and under.

 9.25 - 9.55am Help restore bee hotels and learn how to create habitat for wildlife with native bee scientist Dr Kit Prendergast. All ages

 9.30 - 10.45am Wander among the wildflowers on a guided pollinator walk with the Wildflower Society of Western Australia. All ages, please note the walk is on gravel track with no wheelchair or pram access.

10 - 10.15am Dress up as your favourite pollinator for our Pollinator Parade and win prizes. All ages.

10.30 - 10.45am Meet native bee scientist Dr Kit Prendergast for a story book reading of her new book 'Amy is an Amegilla' ages 4-8yrs.

10.55 - 11.25am Help restore bee hotels and learn how to create habitat for wildlife with native bee scientist Dr Kit Prendergast. All ages.

11 - 11.45am Wander among the wildflowers on a guided pollinator walk with the Wildflower Society of Western Australia. All ages, please note the walk is on gravel track with no wheelchair or pram access.

11.45 - 12pm Behind the Science. Meet native bee scientist Dr Kit Prendergast. All ages.


FREE ALL MORNING 

✨ Get creative with pollinator-inspired crafts. Make a moving Pollinator Paper CraftBird Nest Builder, Wildlife Water Station, or an Insect Hotel to help wildlife in your garden.

✨ Explore the Fairy Folk & Forest Friends Trail and match the pollinator pairs along the way.

As part of the Ways to be Wild initiative, this FREE event encourages children and families to get outdoors, discover local wildlife, and experience the wonder of nature through hands-on activities and outdoor adventures.

Come play, explore and discover the wonderful world of pollinators this spring! 

This event is FREE but bookings are essential. 

Book now and celebrate spring with a morning of nature, discovery and outdoor adventure! 

Presented by Spring into Parks, an initiative of the WA Parks Foundation, with support from Lotterywest.

This activity is suitable for families with children of all ages. While the activities are designed for participants of different ages, younger children must be supervised by an adult who can provide guidance and assistance. All children under the age of 16yrs must be accompanied by an adult. We appreciate your understanding.

If you have any questions about this activity, please email Nearer to Nature [email protected] 

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