Business Listing for Moora Walk Trails: Carnaby Cockatoo Interpretative Walk Attractions, Hikes, Trails & Wildflowers, Things To Do https://moora.com.au/documents/976/walks-in-the-shire-of-moora Additional Information Description: This interpretive flat trail meanders along the banks of the Moore River and through Moora, allowing visitors to experience the preservation of the endangered Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo between July and February. It is also designed to give the visitor a taste of Moora and features historical buildings, galleries, public art pieces, and points of interest. Do it one way or complete the suggested circuit through Candy’s Bush Reserve. The trail takes you along the Moore River and through Eucalypt woodland remnants. Interpretive signage can be viewed along the trail. Carnaby’s (or Short-Billed) Black Cockatoo are a critically endangered WA bird who come to Moora to breed in the hollows of old Salmon Gums and Wandoo trees. Have you spotted the artificial nesting boxes around town? Features: Length: 3.4km one way from west to east (2hrs); 7km to complete the loop (3.5hrs) Difficulty: Easy Train signposted: Yes Terrain: Gravel track, road, dirt tracks Wheelchair accessible: Yes Flora Highlights: Impressive Salmon Gum avenue along Barber St Download the Walks in the Shire of Moora Eco Trails brochure here: https://moora.com.au/documents/976/walks-in-the-shire-of-moora Images Screenshot 2024 04 02 134639 0W3A9600 2 1024x683 1 0W3A9796 0W3A9398 2 0W3A9383 812x400 1 8 carnabys