Protect Wolli Creek Valley

The Wolli Creek Valley is by far the most extensive area of bushland within the wide region bounded by the Parramatta and Georges Rivers and stretching from the coast to Prospect. Much of it is of considerable conservation value.
The Valley’s 50 hectares of bush support a great diversity of native plants and animals, and provide exceptional recreational opportunities for local residents and visitors. You can find beautiful parklands and family picnic areas, rugged sandstone escarpments, extensive views, and walking tracks. All within easy range of public transport. Wolli Creek is one of the few remaining creeks in inner Sydney that has retained its natural banks. This precious greenspace has survived the urban sprawl to become an essential part of the region's natural heritage.

In 1998, with the tunnel plan of the M5E motorway adopted, the Carr Government announced the prospective establishment of a Wolli Creek Regional Park under the management of National Parks and Wildlife Service. However, by August 2010, NPWS still held less than half of the land within the agreed boundaries.

12 years after the Government’s commitment, Wolli Creek Regional Park is still awaiting full establishment under the National Parks and Wildlife Act.

Wolli Creek Preservation Society is campaigning to achieve full establishment and protection of the Wolli Creek Regional Park.
For more information:
http://www.wollicreek.org.au/wolli_valley/regional_park


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