Join monthly bush regeneration sessions to help restore local native bushland at Randwick Environment Park.
Thursday 7 October 2027
to Wednesday 2 December 2026
9:00am - 12:00pm
Randwick Environment Park, Corner Dooligah Ave and, Burragulung St, Randwick NSW 2031, Australia
Free
Immerse yourself in nature and make a real difference by volunteering for bush regeneration at Randwick Environment Park. This is a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with the environment while contributing to the preservation of local native plants and wildlife.
You will be working alongside Council's Bushcare Officers, engaging in activities such as weed removal, hand weeding among native plants, and revegetation of degraded areas. It’s a hands-on experience that is both rewarding and educational.
This program is ideal for parents looking to involve their school-aged children in meaningful outdoor activities that teach environmental stewardship.
The sessions run twice a month, on the first Wednesday and second Sunday, from 9 am to 12 pm. You can expect a friendly and supportive atmosphere where all skill levels are welcome.
Volunteers will receive guidance and tools needed for the tasks, ensuring everyone can participate safely and effectively. It’s a great way to meet like-minded community members and enjoy fresh air and exercise.
Remember to wear suitable clothing and bring water, sunscreen, and a hat for protection.
The volunteer sessions take place at Randwick Environment Park, a significant bushland reserve known for its rich native flora. Access is behind the oval via the corner of Dooligah Avenue and Burragulung Street.
The park offers a peaceful natural setting perfect for families wanting to escape the city bustle and enjoy some quality outdoor time.
Public transport options and parking are available nearby, making it easy to reach the location.
Bookings are essential and can be made by calling the Council’s Bushcare Officer at (02) 9093 6708 or emailing bushcare@randwick.nsw.gov.au.
Please note the program runs monthly until 2 December 2026, so plan your visits accordingly.
Volunteers should be prepared for physical activity and bring any personal protective equipment they might need.
Participation in the bushcare volunteer program is free of charge. Booking ahead is required to ensure adequate resources and support.
This is a fantastic no-cost way to engage your family in environmental conservation and community service.
Secure your spot by contacting the Council’s Bushcare Officer via phone or email.
