The plan is for a 6 pm start at the Nature Theatre for champagne and a variety of cold Hors D'oeuvres. Accompanied by special background music you can relax, watch the sun set and the moon rise. When the mood is right we will drift to the sand country habitat to take in the night sounds. Here we will serve light finger food and beverages. A variety of hot finger foods and beverages will be served here as well.
Bookings are essential.
Yes, you can organise your own party, even if they are not Friends of the Desert Park. With the irrigation mains having been installed in the new Mulga and Range habitats, the Botany section has been busy putting in 'drip lines' for the forward plantings. There are about 4,000 young mulga plants that have been propagated by the Nursery ready for planting next month. Along with the mulga there have been hundreds of other plants propagated for the two new habitats. The Desert Park's plans to get plant research going this year have made significant progress this month with the first Honours student, Brent Simpson, coming up from Flinders University to work at the Park as part of a co-operative project with the Granites Gold Mine.