Hepburn Conservation Reserve

Duncraig, Australien

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Hepburn Ave, Duncraig, Western Australia, 6023
Duncraig
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1.1 kmGreenwood
2.4 kmWhitfords
3.6 kmWarwick
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Ortszeit (Duncraig) 22:05 Dienstag, 3. Juni 2025

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Just next to the Duncraig Fire station is the Hepburn conservation reserve– quite a convenient location if you ask me– at least that’s one potential disaster close at bay.
Framed with banshies along the fence line this reserve is an abundance of native eucalyptus, grasses and shrubs.
I am yet to a don my sock protectors and explore this vast space but I have been observing it from a distance and am looking forward to trekking through the dirt tracks. I’ve seen a few bike paths leading behind the reserve so I suspect it would also be possible to circumnavigate from a pushy. I love how many conservation projects are out and about in Perth, I have almost become desensitised to them and fear that maybe they are taken for granted by a large number of the local community.
Here’s hoping we never have to deal with the consequences if these parks lands go up in smoke (or down mine fields.)