Moreton Bay Environmental Heritage Trail

This trail takes students on an exploration of Moreton Bay, highlighting how environmental changes and historical developments have affected the region’s resources and local ecosystems. Aligned with the Australian National Curriculum for History, this program allows students to examine both natural and cultural heritage through interactive learning.

Program Highlights:

• Pebble Beach Fish Trap: Students will explore the ancient fish traps at Pebble Beach, understanding the sophisticated fishing techniques used by Indigenous Australians and why this method was so effective for resource sustainability. (ACHASSK062 – Recognize the diversity of Australia’s first peoples and the long and continuous connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to Country/Place)

• Godwin Beach Mudflats: At Godwin Beach, students will discuss environmental changes over time and how these changes have impacted local biodiversity and the availability of natural resources, linking human activity and natural habitats. (ACHASSK088 – The effect of changing environments on different societies)

• Mangrove Walk: As students walk along the mangroves, they will discuss the ecological significance of mangrove systems, their role in coastal health, and how Indigenous communities traditionally relied on these ecosystems. (ACHASSK086 – How people in different places have adapted to environmental conditions over time)

• Bora Ring Visit: Students will visit a traditional Bora Ring, learning about its cultural and spiritual significance in Indigenous society and exploring the importance of sacred sites in Aboriginal culture. (ACHASSK083 – The importance of Country/Place to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who belong to a local area)

Cost: $16.50 per student | Minimum: 20 students (or equivalent cost $330) | Maximum: 60 students per day (Larger groups cannot be accommodated due to size limitations at locations)

*Price relevant for bookings to 31 December 2026

Program Duration: This excursion requires approximately 3–4 hours, including breaks. The program is fully customizable to meet the specific needs of your group.

Additional Information: Schools are responsible for bus hire. Our Education team will coordinate with the school to arrange a suitable meeting location for the excursion.