Creek Health and Water Bug Workshop

Dive into the fascinating world of creek health and become a citizen scientist for the day. Participants will measure water quality, collect field data and identify macroinvertebrates (commonly known as ‘water bugs’) that inhabit local waterways. Learn how these tiny creatures can provide valuable clues on the condition of our local waterways and aquatic ecosystems. Wear comfortable outdoor clothing, closed toe shoes, hat, sunscreen, (staff will provide insect repellant). Bring a water bottle. Meet at Moores Creek, Little Digger Park, Archbold Road & Roseville Avenue, Roseville. NOTE: if heavy rain or severe weather occurs in the 72 hours prior, the session will be rescheduled to a later date, and registered attendees will be notified via email 24 hours prior to the event. This event is part of Councils annual Eco Festival run throughout September. Bringing people together to connect, inspire, educate and empower our community to live more sustainably. Find full list of events here: Eco Festival Ku-ring-gai