Supporter News

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.
Thanks to Gaye Kelly

Special thanks to Ms Gaye Kelly for donating a Yellow Wood tree to the Foundation's tree appeal.

Habitat sponsorship

Sponsoring an animal habitat within Centennial Parklands is a great way to learn about how to protect animals and their habitat.

For just $5 a month, or $60 a year (tax deductible) you can sponsor the habitat of one of the animals that have made Centennial Parklands their home:

Tawny Frogmouth By sponsoring an animal habitat you are supporting the work of the Foundation to protect the animals in the Parklands. This includes:

protecting and preserving threatened species such as Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub
improving pond water quality for birds, fish, turtles and frogs, in the largest freshwater wetland system in metropolitan Sydney
managing pest species such as European carp and introducing native Australian bass into the pond system
planting wetland plants to provide places for feeding, resting, hiding and raising young
nurturing trees and shrubs to provide hollows for roosting and nesting; open canopies for insectivorous bats; twiggy growth favoured by some spiders; a litter layer where invertebrates can thrive; bark of many textures as insect habitat; flowers which attract butterflies; and fruits as food for birds and flying foxes
researching the lives of the Parklands’ inhabitants, such as the Australian White Ibis population

Once you have selected your animal you will receive:

A fact sheet about your chosen animal
An animal habitat sponsorship certificate
A complimentary Centennial Parklands activity, such as a Spotlight Prowl or Birdwatcher’s Breakfast

For more information download our Sponsor an Animal brochure (PDF, 1MB).

Become a Sponsor today.