Discover the tiny pollinators that keep our gardens growing! Based at Concord Library and linked to the Walk on Wangal Nature Trail at Edwards Park, this program invites you to count bees, butterflies, and more while exploring native plants. Pick up a free kit with ID guides, a trail map, and tools to help you observe and record. Can’t get to the trail? You can even count in your local area. Every count helps research and protects these vital species. Let’s support our pollinators together!

Feathered Friends of Five Dock invites you to become a backyard birdwatcher! Based at Five Dock Library, this program celebrates the birds of our local parks, foreshore, and backyards. Grab a free kit with binoculars, bird ID guides, and a local map to help you spot and record native birds. Take part in the Aussie Bird Count, join guided walks, and learn how to listen for bird calls. Your observations will help protect urban birdlife and contribute to national databases.

Come explore the magic of the night! Based at The Learning Space in Rhodes, this program focuses on light pollution and nocturnal wildlife. Using simple tools like star maps, red flashlights, and your own eyes, you’ll help measure night sky brightness and observe local creatures of the dark. Join stargazing walks, track constellations, and contribute to global science—all while reconnecting with the natural night.