Teachers may take their students on a walk in the Canning River Regional Park at their own pace, focusing on areas of their choice. CREEC provides resources for the self-guided walks on request.
A bird’s eye view
Zoom in on amazing wetland birdlife!
Canning River Regional Park is home to a diverse range of local and migratory birds. Using binoculars and surveying techniques, students can check out waterbirds that live in and around the Park. Class set of binoculars and identification sheets provided.
Year: K - 12 | No cost | Duration: Approx. 50 minutes
‘I Spy’ sensory walk
Use your super senses to investigate the wetlands
This self-guided walk encourages little eyes, ears and noses to observe and record the natural wonders of the Canning River wetlands. Class set of magnifying glasses, checklists, clipboards and pencils provided. Cameras are also available on request.
Year: K - 2 | No cost | Duration: Approx. 50 minutes
Canning River Regional Park Trail
Touching base with your local place
This self-guided trail traverses seven sites that highlight natural, managed and constructed features within the Canning River Regional Park. Laminated maps, teacher’s commentary and a resource bag are provided.
Year: 4 - 10 | No cost | Duration: Approx. 60 minutes
For further information or bookings please contact CREEC on creec@canning.wa.gov.au or call 9461 7160.