SORB Great Centenary Brisbane River Walk 2008

Great Centenary Brisbane River Walk 2008

Saturday, 19 July 2008

Witness contrasting riparian landscapes and ever-changing river vistas as you take a 12 kilometre walk along Wolston Creek and Brisbane River riverfront bushland reserves in the Centenary suburbs, from Riverhills to Jindalee.

This walk celebrates successful community efforts over nearly two decades to gain increased bushland reserves and public access to riverfront and creeks in the Centenary suburbs.

The commentary will cover history, geology, flora and fauna, bushcare activities and bushland management challenges and successes.

Notes:
.. Bookings are essential.
.. You will need sturdy walking shoes, sun protection and wet weather gear, as well as food, snacks and water.
.. The degree of difficulty is generally easy to moderate. However, participants should be of moderate fitness, given the walk will take up to six hours.
.. Participants will need to arrange a car shuffle or use a bus to get back to their car at the walk’s starting point.
.. Your gold coin donation is appreciated.

Where: Starts at Tomkins Road, Riverhills (UBD 197 D13), ending at Jindalee Park, Warandoo St, Jindalee (UBD 177 L18)
When: 8am - 2pm, Saturday 19 July
More info ... see details, including route map and bus information.
Bookings: Ed Parker, ph 3376 1389 or email info@sorb.org.au

Return to SORB's P2P Festival activity listing.


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	Great Centenary Brisbane River Walk 2008 Saturday, 19 July 2008 Witness contrasting riparian landscapes and ever-changing river vistas as you take a 12 kilometre walk along Wolston Creek and Brisbane River riverfront bushland reserves in the Centenary suburbs, from Riverhills to Jindalee. This walk celebrates successful community efforts over nearly two decades to gain increased bushland reserves and public access to riverfront and creeks in the Centenary suburbs. The commentary will cover history, geology, flora and fauna, bushcare activities and bushland management challenges and successes. Notes: .. Bookings are essential. .. You will need sturdy walking shoes, sun protection and wet weather gear, as well as food, snacks and water. .. The degree of difficulty is generally easy to moderate. However, participants should be of moderate fitness, given the walk will take up to six hours. .. Participants will need to arrange a car shuffle or use a bus to get back to their car at the walk’s starting point. .. Your gold coin donation is appreciated. Where: Starts at Tomkins Road, Riverhills (UBD 197 D13), ending at Jindalee Park, Warandoo St, Jindalee (UBD 177 L18) When: 8am - 2pm, Saturday 19 July More info ... see details, including route map and bus information. Bookings: Ed Parker, ph 3376 1389 or email info@sorb.org.au Return to SORB's P2P Festival activity listing.