Natural Treasures in Spring - Seymour Bushland Park

Explore the Seymour Bushland Park! 

Seymour Bushland Park is a rich place for native plants and wildlife on the edge of Seymour. It was an army camp and training area, but the native vegetation has recovered and the young forest communities support a wide diversity of wildflowers and wildlife including several threatened species.. For more on the Reserve including walking maps, go to the Seymour Bushland Park Guide.

On Sunday 13 October, the Seymour Bushland Park Committee of Management with BEAM Mitchell Environment Group and Council staff will be organising nature walks and lots of family activities exploring the Reserve. The event will begin with morning tea at 10:00am and end with lunch provided by the Committee (bookings are needed).

DATE & TIME

10:00am to 12:30pm, Sunday 13 October 2024

LOCATION

Telegraph Road

Seymour

VIC 3660

EVENT DETAILS

Site Organisers and contact

Zara Marais and Peter Mitchell

Contact: Peter Mitchell, 0468 795 954

Suitable for Children? Yes

Accessible for Wheelchairs? No

DIRECTIONS

From Seymour, travel south along Anzac Avenue/Goulburn Valley Highway and turn left into Telegraph Road. The event is 1.3km along Telegraph Road. For maps, go to the Seymour Bushland Park Guide or GoogleMaps.

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION

Please wear appropriate clothing and shoes suitable for walking through the bush, plus cameras, magnifying glasses and/or binoculars. 

WHAT'S PROVIDED?

Morning tea on arrival and food and drinks at lunchtime. Reference books and pamphlets, equipment for family activities, and toilets will be available at the site.

BOOKINGS

Bookings essential for catering (with details of dietary requirements) via BEAM booking system below

Don't forget our other springtime events in our Natural Treasures:

Sunday 29 September at Monument Hill Reserve, Kilmore

Sunday 6 October at Hidden Valley Rail Reserve

RSVP essential for catering purposes

Morning tea and light lunch provided

Supported by Mitchell Shire Council