Description

It is a place where children can learn about the importance and beauty of Western Australia's native bushland and where they can come and watch 'their' forest grow and flourish as they do. Entry to the Children's Forest is free and children, together with their friends and family, are encouraged to explore, enjoy and discover the many wonders of the Forest, including giant marching ants, colourful birds, peeking possums, a life size wedge-tailed eagle's nest made of steel and the Forest's 'guardians', the Boy of the Bush and his sister Fern.