Aquatic ecosystems
Investigate connections within a wetland ecosystem. Investigate how a wetland ecosystem functions by conducting a range of field tasks on its biotic and abiotic component. For Years 11 and 12.
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Dieback - bulldozing our biodiversity
Fighting the "Biological Bulldozer" can it be stopped? Students are introduced to the 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.
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Fauna biology
Western Shield is one of Australia's biggest wildlife conservation programs. Discover techniques to monitor native fauna populations and gain an understanding of analysing population data. For Years 11 and 12.
- Kesto: 270 Minuutit (noin)
Field biology
An overview of techniques for field collection of biological data. Explore a range of techniques biologists use to collect data on our plant and animal communities. For Years 11 and 12.
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Fire Biology
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 of fire and the Australian bush. For Years 11 and 12
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Fire Geography
Managing fire in a fire-prone environment. Engage in geographic fieldwork to examine the impacts of bushfire on the ecosystem and community. For Years 11 and 12
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Fire Geography Package
Package includes Incursion and Excursion: Managing fire in a fire-prone environment. Engage in geographic fieldwork to examine the impacts of bushfire on the ecosystem and community. For Years 11 and 12
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Flora Biology
A hands-on study of local flora. Students will develop field work skills and an understanding of our unique flora, how it has adapted to our abiotic conditions, and some of the threats to its future. For Years 11 and 12.
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Monitoring marsupials- Western Shield trapping excursion
Get involved in this great citizen science project by taking part in a hands-on trapping session and contribute to the Western Shield research. For Years 11 and 12
- Kesto: 2 Tunnit (noin)
Rivers at risk
Rivers at risk. Identifying hazards and risks to natural ecosystems. For Years 11 and 12
- Kesto: 90 Minuutit (noin)
SIGNALs in the Stream
An ecological snapshot of river health. Using the SIGNAL model as an assessment tool, students gain an indication of water quality in the Canning River . For Years 11 and 12.
- Kesto: 2 Tunnit (noin)
Testing testing H2O
A comparison of water quality. The Kent Street Weir on the Canning River provides a unique location to compare two river systems. For Years 11 and 12
- Kesto: 90 Minuutit (noin)
Biodiversity in the bush
On this excursion students will explore through hands on activities and field visits the biodiversity of our forests, forest relationships and how humans are impacting and managing the forests. For Years 7-10.
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Canning River Regional Park Trail - self guided - Free
Self-guided trail through natural, managed and constructed features in the Canning River Regional Park. For years 4-10
- Kesto: 1 Tunnit (noin)
Fire in the landscape
This excursion enables students to investigate a range of fire-related topics. For Years 7-10.
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
From Range to River - Secondary
The story of our catchment. Where does the Canning River come from and where does it flow to? For Years 7- 9
- Kesto: 90 Minuutit (noin)
River and wetlands ecosystems
This excursion enables students to undertake a range of field tasks to assess the living and non-living components of these ecosystems with either a Biology or Geography focus. For Years 7-10.
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Take a dip - Secondary
Students get the opportunity to sample and record the amazing and diverse macroinvertebrate communities that live in the Canning River. For Yrs 7 - 9.
- Kesto: 90 Minuutit (noin)
A bird's eye view - self guided - Free
This is a free self-guided walk. Zoom in on amazing wetland birdlife! For Years K-12
- Kesto: 1 Tunnit (noin)
Animal Encounters
Get up close to some of our unique native animals and learn about their special adaptations to our harsh climate. For Years 7 - 12.
- Kesto: 1 Tunnit (noin)
Catchment Model Incursion
Learn about catchment land uses with our three-dimensional, hands on, interactive catchment model. For Years 7-12
- Kesto: 1 Tunnit (noin)
Djarlgarra Yarning
The Nyoongar people’s strong connection with the wetlands and rivers that flow across the Swan Coastal Plain forms the basis for much of their culture, spirituality, and identity. For Years K-12
- Kesto: 2 Tunnit (noin)
Djarlgarra Yarning PL
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.
- Kesto: 2 Tunnit (noin)
Eco walks
Enjoy a guided walk through the forest with a focus of your choice. For Years PP-12
- Kesto: 1 Tunnit (noin)
Nearer to Nature Discovery Day
Bring the whole school, Multiple classes or year levels to a day of discovery with a focus of your choice. For Years 7 -10
- Kesto: 4 Tunnit (noin)
Saving Threatened Species Incursion
Get to know some of our unique fauna species and the threats to their survival. For Years 7-12
- Kesto: 1 Tunnit (noin)
School Camping
So many great activities to choose from so why not bring your camping gear and stay overnight and do several days of activities?
- Kesto: 20 Tunnit (noin)
Weir view loop walk - self guided - Free
Enjoy a self guided walk through the forest. For Year 7-12.
- Kesto: 60 Minuutit (noin)
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