Active CB Junior Rangers: Whales at Wattamolla

Junior Ranger – Whales at Wattamolla

Join National Parks and Wildlife Service Discovery Rangers for an adventure at Wattamolla in the Royal National Park (Australia’s oldest National Park!).

Learn amazing Ranger skills like spotting plants, animals and even whales! Walk through colourful coastal heath and discover flowers, insects and birds like superb fairy‑wrens. Keep your Ranger eyes sharp you never know what you could spot along the way.

Once we reach the sandstone cliffs at Providential Point, where the ocean meets the Park, we’ll take a break looking out to the Humpback Highway, the perfect place for a whale watching mission. Learn how Rangers look for whales as they swim past the coast and enjoy a walking break while scanning the ocean with binoculars.

We’ll then follow the Royal Coast Track back to Wattamolla, finishing your day as a confident Junior Ranger Coastal Explorer!

Details:

Monday 13 July Bus depart from Campsie Council Building Carpark at 9am SHARP ( 21 Shakespeare Street, Campsie) Bus returns to Bus depart from Campsie Council Building Carpark at around 2pm Ages: 6-12yrs only $10 per child Must live in Canterbury-Bankstown Council You must purchase a ticket for every person you are booking for so we can allocate a seat for you on the bus. Other Information

All staff have a Working with Childrens Check Bring packed lunch, water and snacks All children will be wearing a seatbelt for the bus journey

PLEASE NOTE:

There is no water or food at the location