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.
Bush Regeneration
Volunteers are helping to restore endangered flora in Centennial Parklands.
Their efforts are helping to regenerate the Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub and maintain our recognised best practice demonstration site for the management of this remnant scrub.
Meet the team
This volunteer project began in February 2004 and has involved the bush regeneration of two remnants of endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub located on York Road, and the Bird Sanctuary, Centennial Park.A team of 20 volunteers have been assisting professional bush regenerators with a range of tasks including manual weed removal, dumped rubbish removal and controlled burns.
The Volunteer Bush Regeneration activity has also provided the opportunity for volunteers to learn correct regeneration theory and practice procedures, the ecology of Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub and how to identify invasive weed species.
Bush Regeneration Dates
York Rd (John)
- 7 April 2013
Bird Sanctuary (Mark)
- 5 May 2013
- 2 June 2013
