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Complete the Park!

Sign the open letter to NSW politicians. Sign here. For background, click here. Boost the pressure for completion.

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Unwin Green street

Lying between Wolli Creek Regional Park and Waterworth Park is Unwin St, Earlwood. Local residents and the Wolli Creek Preservation Society have developed an exciting new concept for Unwin St as a green link and are seeking support from Canterbury-Bankstown … Continue reading

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Biodiversity Walks (and Talks) in the Wolli Creek Valley – 1 April and 15 April 2023

Two family-friendly 3.5km walks showcasing beautiful bushland, creek views and birdlife. This year we are again partnering with Canterbury-Bankstown Council for these free short walks (with commentary) through the amazing Wolli Creek Regional Park. The walks will include striking sandstone … Continue reading

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Wolli Creek Eco-Paddle – 25 March 2023; 12 noon to 3.00pm

Following the successful relaunch of our popular Wolli Creek eco-paddle, the Wolli Creek Preservation Society is again partnering with the River Canoe Club of NSW to run another paddle on Saturday 25th March 2023 from 12 noon to 3.00 pm. … Continue reading

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Unwin Green Street

Lying between Wolli Creek Regional Park and Waterworth Park is Unwin St, Earlwood. Local residents and the Wolli Creek Preservation Society have developed an exciting new concept for Unwin St as a green link and are seeking support from Canterbury-Bankstown … Continue reading

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Annual Dinner – Thursday 20 October – Bardwell Valley Golf Club

Bookings are now open for the 33nd Annual Dinner to be held at the Bardwell Valley Golf Club, 2A Hillcrest Ave, Bardwell Park.  From 6:30pm enjoy some drinks and dips at sunset overlooking Bardwell Valley followed by dinner and guest speakers.  … Continue reading

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Complete the Park!

We’re opening (yet another) campaign to have the Wolli Creek Regional Park completed after decades of delays. There’s an Open Letter you can sign here and for background you’ll find a copy of the letter here with links to further … Continue reading

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Sydney Water trashes Wolli bushland

On June 8 a WCPS volunteer Bushcare team was horrified to find that  bushland at the Bexley North end of the Wolli Creek Valley had been cleared by a Sydney Water contractor. Many native trees and shrubs have been cut … Continue reading

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OCU put on hold

There has been a dramatic development in relation to Sydney Water’s Proposed Odour Control Unit in the Wolli Creek Valley. After a frequently extended consultation period and further review, Sydney Water had narrowed the choice down to three options (see … Continue reading

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March 2022 Bat Watch Picnic postponed to 2023

Unfortunately, while we had hopes of organising a bat watch picnic this year during Australian Bat Month, we have made the decision to postpone it to March 2023.  If you would like to volunteer to help with activities and other … Continue reading

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  • Bat night | Leonora Long said 8 years ago: [...] is also bat day. The Wolli Creek Preservation Society counts grey-headed flying foxes in the Wolli Creek Valley once a month. In May the kids ... » Bat counting