Centennial Parklands
Supporter News
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Thank you Reg Walsh
Our special thanks this week to Mr Reg Walsh for donating two trees - a Norfolk Island Pine and a Holm Oak.
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Thanks to Gaye Kelly
Special thanks to Ms Gaye Kelly for donating a Yellow Wood tree to the Foundation's tree appeal.
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Thank you Sandra McKenzie
Our special thanks this week to Ms Sandra Mackenzie for donating a Port Jackson Fig for her granddaughters.
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Thank you Lucy Allan and Family
Our special thanks this week to Lucy Allan & Family for donating a Yellow Wood tree to Peter James & Elizabeth Allan.
Centennial Parklands
Centennial Parklands comprises Centennial Park, Moore Park and Queens Park. The Parklands covers over 360 hectares, featuring 15,000 trees, and receives over 11 million visits a year.
Centennial Parklands is one of Australia’s most iconic parklands. It was chosen as the site of the inauguration of the Federation of Australia in 1901 – making this the birthplace of the nation!
Despite its place in Australian history and the hearts of many in the community, Centennial Parklands needs your help.
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