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Bugs in the Field of Mars

Submitted by NSW_Landcare_Co... on 25 June 2010 - 11:38am
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14 Jul 2010 - 9:45am - 12:45pm

The City of Ryde is inviting kids on a free guided bush walk through the Field of Mars Reserve on 14 July 2010 and to then grab a net to fish for macro invertebrates and test the water in the creek!

Distance: 1km

Meet: 9.45am, Field of Mars Visitor's Centre, Pittwater Rd, East Ryde. Walk begins 10am sharp.

Bookings are essential. Numbers are limited so book early. Call Customer Service on 02 9952 8222 for bookings and more information.

The City of Ryde is running a number of guided walks throughout the year, in a variety of locations and with a variety of themes. Guides will share information on heritage, plants, birds and bugs while walkers become familiar with yet another aspect of our wonderful city.

Most walks are about two hours in duration and require average fitness. You will need to wear sturdy walking shoes and a hat and bring water and sunscreen.

Not all walks are bushwalks but those that are may be conducted on unsealed bush tracks with surfaces that may be rough underfoot and include creek crossings. It is possible that flies, ticks and mosquitoes may be encountered. Parents of young children must be confident that their children can manage the distance of the walks.

If you have a medical condition or are an inexperienced walker, please discuss this with your guide prior to departure. Note that there may be no shops or toilets along some walking routes.

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