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.
Carp management
We currently have a volunteer fishing group called "Grass Roots", focusing on reducing the numbers of this pest species in our ponds. The group meets two times per month at different ponds.
Volunteers participate in an induction to learn the specific methods used when fishing on the Parklands’ ponds.
Fishing in Centennial Parklands is only permitted through authorised sessions supervised by Centennial Parklands staff. Volunteers who participate in these programs have an exemption from the regulation prohibiting fishing and are allowed to fish on the ponds.
There are opportunities for corporate groups to come and fish in the Parklands ponds as a team building exercise. See our Corporate Volunteers program for details. We also offer a program to persons with a disability the opportunity to come and fish for free.
