Volunteer for bush regeneration with Randwick City Council at Prince Henry, Little Bay. Monthly sessions to help restore native bushland.
Saturday 11 July 2026
to Saturday 12 December 2026
9:00am - 12:00pm
Alternate between opposite 2 Millard Drive, and the corner of Jennifer Street & Harvey St, Little Bay
Free
Immerse yourself in nature and make a real difference by volunteering with the Prince Henry Bushcare group. This rewarding program allows you to work alongside Council's Bushcare Officers to restore and protect some of the best remaining bushland in Randwick. You will experience hands-on bush regeneration, tackling weeds and nurturing native plants back to health.
The sessions are family-friendly and provide a wonderful opportunity to connect with the local environment and community. Whether you are an experienced gardener or new to bushcare, you will find the activities engaging and fulfilling.
Expect to get your hands dirty while enjoying the fresh air and the peaceful surroundings of Little Bay’s natural reserves.
The bushcare sessions occur every month on the 2nd Saturday, continuing until December 12, 2026. Each session runs from 09:00 to 12:00, offering a morning of active outdoor work.
Locations alternate between two sites: opposite 2 Millard Drive and the corner of Jennifer Street & Harvey Street in Little Bay. These sites feature diverse bushland areas that provide a variety of tasks and natural beauty.
Volunteers will focus on removing woody weeds, controlling invasive vines, and hand weeding to restore the native ecosystem. The program has been active since 2014 and has made significant progress in regenerating the bushland.
The activities take place in Prince Henry, Little Bay, within Randwick City. Meeting points alternate monthly between opposite 2 Millard Drive and the corner of Jennifer Street & Harvey Street.
Both locations are accessible by local transport and provide ample opportunity for parking. Volunteers are encouraged to contact the Bushcare Officer to confirm the exact meeting spot for each session.
The natural settings offer a peaceful environment away from the city hustle, perfect for families and individuals looking to contribute to local conservation efforts.
Please wear sturdy shoes and bring gloves, sun protection, and water to stay hydrated during the sessions. Tools and guidance will be provided by the Bushcare Officers.
Children are welcome but should be supervised at all times due to the nature of the work and outdoor environment.
Booking is essential to ensure group sizes are manageable and to receive updates on the meeting location and any changes due to weather or other factors.
Participation is free of charge. To book or inquire about the sessions, please contact the Bushcare Officer at 02 9093 6708 or email bushcare@randwick.nsw.gov.au.
Bookings help the Council plan resources and communicate important information to volunteers.
This is a fantastic opportunity to give back to your community and enjoy the great outdoors with like-minded people.
