On this self-guided walk using binoculars and surveying techniques, students discover the waterbirds that live in and visit our stunning regional parks. Class set of binoculars and identification sheets provided. $30
Get up close with Australia’s unique wildlife! Discover their amazing survival skills and learn how to help if you find a sick or injured animal. A wild experience you won’t forget! ?
Bring the whole school for a day of nature-based discovery! Discovery Days are fun, flexible, and budget-friendly—perfect for engaging multiple classes or year levels at a nearby aquatic location.
Explore wetland ecosystems through hands-on fieldwork! Test water quality, ID macroinvertebrates and examine human impact. Ideal for Biology or Geography, students develop research questions and collect data to investigate sustainability.
Have a small group or class? Our Choose-Your-Forest-Adventure program lets you tailor a day of hands-on discovery. Explore forest biodiversity, ecosystems, & human impact through engaging fieldwork & activities. Create your own adventure!
Self-guided trail through natural, managed and constructed features in the Canning River Regional Park. $30
Explore catchment land use with our 3D interactive model! See how pollutants enter rivers and impact plants and animals. Watch real-time changes and discover how land choices shape the health of our waterways. $400
Bring the whole school, multiple classes or year levels to an exciting day of cultural discovery in nature! Immerse your students in holistic activities learning together with Traditional Owners and our Nearer to Nature education leaders
Discover what makes some species deadly or dangerous as you get up close to some scaly species. This activity is designed for ESC classes.
Students are introduced to the pathogen Phytophthora. Discuss treatment, tools and processes used to manage the spread of dieback and undertake a stem injecting activity to help protect trees. For Years 11 and 12.
Discover how Indigenous Australians connect to the environment and practice sustainable use of resources. Learn about the Noongar people’s strong connection with the wetlands and rivers that flow across the Swan Coast Plain. For Years K-12
This is a valuable opportunity to hear from an experienced Aboriginal educator about the importance of the Swan - Canning River to the Nyoongar people. This is a teacher professional learning.
Enjoy a self-guided walk through the forest with a focus of your choice. For Years PP-12.
Western Shield is one of Australia’s largest wildlife conservation programs. Students learn fauna monitoring techniques, explore feral animal control, and meet native species protected through this hands-on conservation experience.
Managing fire in a fire-prone environment - a case study. Engage in geographic fieldwork to examine the impacts of bushfire on the ecosystem and community. For Years 11 and 12
Explore field techniques used by biologists in WA’s biodiversity hotspot. Map flora quadrats, take fauna measurements and meet native animals protected by Western Shield, in a hands-on data collection experience.
Is fire good for the environment? Let's answer this burning question. Discover the role fire has played in the evolution of our forests and the interdependent relationship between fire and Australian fauna and flora.
Package includes a Pre-excursion workbook and Excursion: Managing fire in a fire-prone environment - mapping Engage in geographic mapping and fieldwork to examine the impacts of bushfire on the ecosystem and community. For Years 11 and 12
This excursion enables students to investigate a range of fire-related topics including fire management, biology, planning and mitigation. For Years 7-10.
Explore WA’s unique forest flora and learn how plants adapt to tough conditions. On a guided walk through the jarrah forest, students identify key species and collect data using quadrats, line transects, and belt transects.
Explore how climate change impacts forest ecosystems. Conduct fieldwork to assess biodiversity and forest health. Discover how modern practices support resilience, protect native species, and balance ecological, social, and economic needs.
Bring the whole school, Multiple classes or year levels to an exciting day of discovery immersed in nature. This day is fully adaptable to your needs, with a focus of your choice. For Years 7 -10
Explore the forest at night on a self-guided torchlit trail! Spot possums, tawny frogmouths, bats, and more as you follow reflective markers and uncover the secrets of the forest after dark. $30
Get involved in this great citizen science project by taking part in hands-on alternative fauna monitoring techniques. For Years 10- 12
Look at the importance of artificial refuges for native animals. Students will assess habitat for quendas in their area and make a 'quenda cabin'. $500
Explore the Swan Coastal Plain on a hands-on field trip where students become scientists and geographers, investigating wetlands and rivers shaped by human impact and rich in biodiversity. A dynamic dive into real-world ecosystems!
Discover WA’s unique wildlife and the threats they face! Explore how the Western Shield program is saving species through cutting-edge conservation. Try hands-on monitoring techniques to track and protect our native fauna. $400
The Perth Hills Discovery Centre has its own all-abilities campground. With so many great activities to choose from, why not camp overnight and enjoy several days of adventure—with exclusive access to the facilities during your stay!
Enjoy a self-guided walk through the beautiful jarrah forest, stopping at a hidden lookout with a stunning view of Mundaring Weir. $30
Bring your cohort or whole school for a fun-filled day in nature! Students of all ages will explore, discover, and connect with the environment through engaging activities that spark curiosity and appreciation for the natural world.
Students explore fire management in fire-prone environments, investigating factors that influence fire behaviour and its impact on ecosystems and communities. With four flexible modules, this program can be tailored to suit your curriculum
Students get the opportunity to sample and record the amazing and diverse macroinvertebrate communities that live in the Canning River. For Yrs 7 - 12.
The story of our catchment. Where does the Canning River come from and where does it flow to? For Years 7-12
Join a guided night walk in the Jarrah forest to explore nocturnal wildlife, learn about animal adaptations and discover the importance of biodiversity and conservation. $250
Explore your local environment through a guided nature walk! Discover native plants and animals, boost sensory awareness, and learn how biodiversity supports healthy ecosystems. A fun, hands-on way to connect with nature and science. $250
WA’s three cockatoo species are critically endangered. Habitat loss, bushfires, mining, and climate change threaten their survival. Planting native flora around your school to provide food for these iconic birds. $500
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