2-day biodiversity workshop & walks in the Fitzgerald Biosphere

2 days immersed in the landscapes and flora of the UNESCO listed Fitzgerald Biosphere to learn and understand the ecology and biodiversity of this unique region.

Join leading landscape ecologists, botanists, and educators to:

• learn how to interpret the existing flora of an ecological landscape

• learn the basics of monitoring and data gathering, including setting up quadrats, surveying, identifying species

• identify some of the survival mechanisms present in WA wildflowers to survive the extreme conditions such a fire, draught, poor soils, and optimising pollination

• enjoy two half-day walks in the Fitzgerald River National Park - West Mt Barren & the Mamang Trail

• become an active citizen scientist and contribute to our knowledge and understanding of biodiversity