Chapman River Biodiversity Tour
The Chapman Wildlife River Corridor (CRWC) is a natural wonder of biodiversity only 5km from the heart of the city. With a rich cultural background and a base for ongoing regeneration works the corridor is home to 10 species of native mammals, 39 species of reptile, 6 species of frogs, 42 species of birds and many other transient species. 190 + species and subspecies of plants are present within the park with several varieties on the WA threatened species priority list. Join local experts from the Chapman River Friends in a tour of this magnificent environmental asset and learn about the history and connectivity of the flora and fauna of our region. Meet at the Spalding Park Carpark.
