ChapmanRiver Friends

Yesterday evening we caught a man who should have known better trying to release these aquarium fish into the #ChapmanRiver - this can lead to pest species establishing in the wild and having devastating impacts on #WildOz fish.wa.gov.au/Sustainability…

Gunnado #BioBlitz – Glamping Winners and More! The 2018 Gunnado BioBlitz is fast approaching – it’s this weekend – and we cannot wait to see you all. All the information you need to know about the event can now be found at nacc.com.au/gunnado-biobli…

Such a colourful bunch of #wildflower enthusiasts- all happy after today's walk. It's the first day of September and Sprjng has well and truly sprung at #ChapmanRiver

Orchids aplenty during today's #Wildlife Walk along #ChapmanRiver - spider, donkey, cowslip, rabbit and greenhoods! Everyone was very impressed - especially our orchid expert Beth.

Join us for the next guided bush walk through the park, this Sunday at 2pm #Geraldton 🌿🌸

Male Splendid Fairywren - Nukara, Chapman Valley 📷 by @BirdlifeMidwest-Geraldton member Mike Clarke #WildOz #birds #birding

A few birds from today’s walk with @ChapmanRFriends in the Chapman River Regional Park: White-plumed Honeyeater, Mistletoebird, Magpie-lark, Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike #WildOz #birds #birding

“We’re proud of, and deeply value our partnership with local community groups like @ChapmanRFriends” - @NACC_NRM GM Katherine Allen on today’s walk through the Chapman River Regional Park.

A few more pics from today’s walk through the Chapman River Regional Park. Join our next walk - next Sunday, 26 August - starting at 2pm at the Spalding Park carpark

What a beautiful morning for a walk along #ChapmanRiver. Thanks @ChapmanRFriends 🌸🌱

Chapman River Regional Park walker Evie getting up close and personal with a Bearded Dragon from the Greenough Wildlife Park

What a treat: Michelle from Greenough Wildlife Park showing some Aussie wildlife to everyone on today’s walk through the Chapman River Regional Park.

A fab finale for today’s walk - Michelle from Greenough Wildlife Park showing some Aussie wildlife to our Park walkers.

Scholtzia ciliata putting on a purple show in the Chapman River Regional Park. #ozplants

Club members Ann and Lis putting our old and new plant ID guides to good use on today’s walk

Grevillea argyrophylla - just one of many plants currently in full flower in the Chapman River Regional Park

Using the fabulous new @ChapmanRFriends app: @kat143_au and @AliceJames99 identifying Grevillea biternata in flower

Great to have @NACC_NRM GM Katherine Allen @kat143_au on today’s walk. A big thank-you to @NACC_NRM for their ongoing support for community groups, and community-based conservation.

Club stalwart Jenna Brooker leading one of the two groups on today’s walk in the Chapman River Regional Park.

Record turnout for today’s walk in the Chapman River Regional Park