Free Educational Bushwalk with CRF - departing from Fairfax Drive Moresby
Saturday 16th August 2025
(Multiple Dates Between Saturday 16th August 2025 & Sunday 7th September 2025)
The Chapman River Regional Park is a JEWEL right on our doorstep!
Please join us for our first walk of the season:
Sunday 27 July | 3pm - 5pm | Spalding Park carpark
SPECIAL GUEST
Meet Bill Carr, an Aboriginal historian, author and former fisherman.
His new book, "Granny Kirkup: A Wilunyu Matriarch", honours an extraordinary woman and the Wilunyu fisherfolk of Geraldton.
Bill will share with us some rich stories connected to Geraldton, the Chapman River and of course, some Yam stories too!
Important Information
- Suitable for kids aged 6+
- Your safety is YOUR responsibility. The paths are rough.
- Bring a water bottle, sunhat, sunscreen, and raincoat
- Walks are educational with frequent stops
- Please keep your canine friend at home to give us a chance to observe wildlife during our walks.
- Walks go ahead in rain, unless severe weather
CRF Wildflower Brochure - $5
Available during walks, at the Art Gallery & Visitor Centre.
These walks are powered by our passionate volunteer guides and supported by our amazing local community. Thank you for helping us celebrate and protect the Chapman River Regional Park!
About Chapman River Regional Park
The reserve is 360 hectares of conservation bushland (in comparison Kings Park in Perth is 400 hectares) with 300 flora species recorded and more to discover, located within the ҹɫè.
“The diversity of vegetation, habitats and flora, including priority and threatened species, found at the Chapman River Regional Park is locally and regionally significant, with no comparable system found within 50 km of the reserve”.
Bowen Bishaw Gotham, 1992. -Ref.: Mitchell McCotter, 1993