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Inner south-west Sydney's precious greenspace

The Wolli Creek Valley contains the only bushland of any size left in inner south-west Sydney. Why not take a virtual walk through the valley?

It is also the only large, high-quality open space that remains in a heavily developed residential and industrial region.

The valley is unique in offering:

  • easy public transport access
  • beautiful family picnic areas
  • extensive views
  • extensive bushland
  • rugged sandstone escarpments
  • walking tracks
  • parkland, heathland & woodland forest
  • great birdwatching
  • 60ha regional park under development.
Epacris longiflora

Epacris longiflora one of more than 260 native
plants identified in the Wolli Creek Valley



This website has been developed by the Wolli Creek Preservation Society Inc. We are committed to saving and improving this special place for the people of Sydney.

Contact us by phone on (02) 9554 3176 or email.

View our latest newsletter -
Wolli Creek Update - February 2008.

 

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News & Events

Inaugural Full Two Valley Trail Walk - Official launch - Sunday 1 June
10 am start

Walk the full 13 km or just a section - lots of public transport options for your return...find out more


World Environment Day - Thursday 5 June 10:30-2:30pm
Girrahween Park, Earlwood

Four local primary schools will be celebrating World Environment Day with guided bushwalks in the Wolli Valley and nature-based activities in Girrahween Park.

To get involved, email voren@ihug.com.au


Cooks River and Wolli Valley Photo Exhibition - Judging is complete and the successful photographs, from over 150 entries, will have an important role in several other projects associated with the 13km trail from Bexley North to Campsie, via Tempe. The photographic exhibition consists of about 70 photographs and can be seen at the following venues:

Rockdale Central Library, Princes Highway, Rockdale
19-30 May

St Peters Branch Library, Unwins Bridge Rd, Sydenham
2-14 June

.find out more


Bat counting - WCPS members now participate in regular counting of the Wolli Creek population of Grey-headed flying-foxes on the 3 rd Friday of every month.... find out more


Wolli Creek bird sighting WIKI - A new WIKI has been created on the ABC Scribblygum site to share noteworthy bird sightings in the Wolli Valley ... more


Bush regeneration - The WCPS carries out a number of bush restoration activities in the Wolli Creek area.

Bush Regeneration sessions currently scheduled for:
7, 8 11 and 21 June.

Turrella planting sessions are on through these months as well – please volunteer!... find out more.


Virtual walk - Take a virtual walk through the Wolli Creek bushland now.

For more information on activities and upcoming events look at our activities & events page.

 


 

 
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