WOLLI CREEK PRESERVATION SOCIETY
Protecting the natural and cultural values of the Wolli Creek Valley
WHO WE ARE We are a volunteer community group caring for nature in the Wolli Creek Valley
Protecting the valley
We protect, advocate and care for the valley’s many natural assets
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Wolli creek valley
A striking inner-urban green corridor of bushland and open space, including a Regional Park.
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SUPPORT OUR WORK
Become a member, a volunteer, a supporter. Donate to help with our activities and campaigns.
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What's Happening
Information about campaigns, planned events, and other valley-related activities.
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Our achievements
Our work includes successful campaigns, transformative bushcare and educational community events.
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RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN
Resources to help children learn about nature and appreciate the valley and its bushland.
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Spring guided walks in the Wolli Creek Valley
Our spring walks program this year was organised in partnership with Canterbury-Bankstown Council as part of their Nature Fest 2025 program.Both walks were held on unusually warm days. One on […]
INFORMATIVE SIGN FOR JACKSON PLACE REMEDIATION SITE
Committee member Julia Frecheville and her grandson Otis show off the new sign she organised about the history of the remediation and regeneration site in Jackson Place. Congratulations for all […]
SEPT UPDATE OUT NOW – BOOK FOR ANNUAL DINNER
Our Sept Update is out now. READ HERE Bookings for the Annual Dinner close on Monday – so book now! Read about spring walks, Wolli Bluff and Project Planet.
PRIZES NEEDED FOR ANNUAL DINNER
HELP WITH PRIZES NEEDEDOur WCPS Annual Dinner is coming up soon and we need prizes to help us fundraise for our work in looking after the valley.Would you like to […]
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
The Wolli Creek Preservation Society would like to acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional owners of this land, the Cadigal and Bidjigal people of the Eora Nation. It is upon their ancestral lands that the Wolli Valley exists, and as we enjoy this area may we respect the knowledge forever embedded within the Aboriginal Custodianship of Country.