CRFwildflowers

The CRFwildflowers app will help you to easily identify the wildflowers in the Chapman River Regional Park and across the Midwest region of Western Australia.

Within this app, you can search for wildflowers based on their growth habit, flowering season and the flower colour. There are a number of colour photos for each species, showing key plant characteristics to aid identification, including the flowers, buds, seeds and leaves. Interesting facts on most species can also be found within the app to help you identify and remember the various species!

Download this free app to help you learn more about the spectacular wildflowers in this region and find out more about how you can get involved with their conservation through the Chapman River Friends.

The Chapman River Regional Park is a natural bushland area of 364ha, situated in the heart of the City of Greater Geraldton. The park is home to over 300 species of native plants, some of which are listed as Priority or Regionally Significant Species.