Whitehead Street Wetlands

Close to the heart of Corowa and accessible via easy walking trails, the Whitehead Street Wetlands are a beautiful example of seasonal wetlands and grey box woodlands and are a great location for walking, cycling and birdwatching. The Wetlands have been an ongoing project undertaken by the Rotary Club of Corowa and Federation Council, and now feature a bird hide, shaded picnic area and signage.

Brolgas and black swans are frequently spotted here, and the Wetlands are home to the Sloane’s Froglet, a vulnerable species endemic to Australia that is most frequently found in wet grasslands and intermittent freshwater marshes around the floodplains of the Murray-Darling Basin. Billy button flowers are regularly found here.