Tilligerry Habitat

FEATURES OF TILLIGERRY HABITAT

Free entry with map available from straw bale Environment Centre. Easy walking tracks on gravel paths and boardwalks. Koala spotting, Scenic swamp mahogany paperbark forest, regenerating heath and woodland, Chorus Creek wetlands, souvenir shop, native nursery, many native birds, native flora (native orchids and bush tucker plants in season).

Guided walks (with fee) on local history, culture and the environment. Occasional koalas, echidnas and bandicoots in the wild,
rehabilitation and other information displays,
tour group catering, toilets etc

VOLUNTEERS WELCOME
Tilligerry Habitat Association is a not for profit, charitable, incorporated association that manages the crown land reserve and staffs the Environment Centre.

Our members volunteer their time to staff the environment centre 7 days a week between 10am and 3pm. They also supervise volunteer work teams on Mondays and Tuesdays. Members and volunteers have worked for this site since 1993 with the goal of preserving, supporting and improving it for locals and visitors.

People from all over the world come to meet an Aussie – and sometimes they see a koala as well. You can help us by volunteering to staff the centre and/or work;

on the site
in the nursery
in the office
as a tour guide