What to Expect
Immerse yourself in nature and make a positive environmental impact by volunteering at Grant Reserve Bushcare. This program offers a hands-on opportunity to help regenerate native bushland and support local wildlife habitats. It's perfect for parents looking to engage their children in meaningful outdoor activities while contributing to the community.
The reserve is a haven for small birds that thrive on the nectar of indigenous flowers and find shelter in dense shrubs. Volunteers participate in activities such as pruning, hand weeding, and planting to maintain this beautiful natural space.
Enjoy the fresh sea air and the peaceful surroundings at the southern end of Coogee Beach while making new friends and learning about local ecology.
Activity Details
- When: Every month on the 3rd Wednesday, from 09:00 to 11:00
- Duration: Ongoing monthly sessions until December 16, 2026
- Activities include pruning, hand weeding, and planting indigenous species
- Suitable for adults and families interested in environmental volunteering
Location and Access
Meet at the entrance to the Coogee Surf Life Saving Club carpark, Coogee. The site is easily accessible and located near the beach, making it a pleasant spot for a morning volunteer session.
Parking is available at the Surf Life Saving Club, and public transport options serve the Coogee area. Bring comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes, and sun protection.
Important Information
Volunteers work alongside Randwick City Council's Bushcare Officers who provide guidance and tools needed for the tasks. No prior experience is necessary, just a willingness to help and enjoy the outdoors.
This is a community-focused program aimed at preserving local biodiversity and enhancing green spaces for future generations.
Children are welcome under adult supervision, making it a great family activity to learn about native plants and wildlife.
Booking and Prices
Bookings are essential to participate. Please call the Bushcare Officer at 02 9093 6708 or email bushcare@randwick.nsw.gov.au to secure your spot.
Participation is free, making it an accessible way for families to contribute to environmental conservation in their local area.