The mighty Jarrah
The mighty Jarrah (Noongar name Djarraly) is so much more than its beautiful creamy white flowers, deeply fissured trunk and distinctive leaves edged with a lighter coloured border that give it its name Eucalyptus marginata....
Bats
Check this out - 4 bat species detected in Jirdarup to date....
Bobtail
Bobtails are seen regularly by visitors to Jirdarup. Learn more about them....
Birds of Jirdarup
This book is for everyone who has an interest in nature and conservation with a will to save our wonderful bird species from further decline in urban areas. It is a pure joy to read. Our gardens can be the...
Bird Watering Stations
The first Bird Watering Station was installed in 2018. There are now three....
Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoo
Carnaby’s with their melodious wee-la call are a favourite for visitors to Jirdarup....
Trees in Jirdarup
In addition to the trees in Kensington Bushland, there are over 500 trees in and around Jirdarup. We have the formula to calculate the age of the Jarrah and Marri....
Balta hebardi – the Bush Cockroach
Meet Balta hebardi, not the five cockroach species plaguing our homes, but one of our very own Bush Cockroaches....
George St Reserve
George St Reserve started out as a sanitary depot. The community became increasingly unhappy about it....
Witches’ Broom
Witches’ Broom is a condition that is results in a deformity of the tree, that resembles a bird's nest or a broom, hence the name Witches’ Broom....
