Just 10km from Sydney’s CBD, Lane Cove National Park is the perfect destination for your next corporate volunteering day. Your team will help restore the park’s threatened estuarine system by removing introduced weeds using hand-held gardening tools. Along the way, you’ll learn about the area’s unique ecology and history, while enjoying the benefits of spending time in nature.
Set against stunning harbour views, Middle Head offers a memorable setting for your next corporate volunteering day. Your team will help restore native habitat for bandicoots, water dragons, ring-tailed possums and more by removing asparagus fern, an invasive plant that smothers native species. You’ll learn about previously restored areas of the park, including historic sites, and make a tangible difference to the health of this coastal environment.
If you live in Sydney’s north and you’re an avid gardener, join up to help restore the Garigal National Park bushland, near Davidson. This important volunteer work helps conserve key wildlife habitat.
In Lane Cove National Park, you’ll find a bush regeneration group working somewhere in the park just about every day of the year. Become a volunteer and get actively involved in conserving the biodiversity of this significant tract of Sydney bushland. Meet new people and enjoy the extra exercise in the great outdoors.
If you’re available for volunteer work on a Tuesday morning, why not join the Nielsen Park bush regeneration group? The group meets weekly to remove weeds and regenerate Australian native plants at Nielsen Park, Vaucluse, in Sydney Harbour National Park.
Volunteer with Wolli Creek Preservation Society to help protect the last area of substantial bushland in Sydney’s inner south-west.
