Pittwater is very fortunate to have retained a variety of bushland areas and remnant native vegetation on private land and roadsides.
We still have many native birds, marsupials, reptiles, insects and other fauna now lost from most of Sydney’s suburban areas.
Our landforms are diverse and beautiful, from rainforest gullies to steep boulder strewn slopes, rocky outcrops and escarpments.
Ocean beaches and dunes, spectacular heath and grassy headlands, wetlands, creeks, estuaries, woodland and tall forests. Pittwater has them all! …..
Beyond these natural treasures, we have a community that values our environment and speaks out in its defence. Join us, and help keep Pittwater a special place, for now and for future generations.
Header photo: Ann & Juan Sanchez. Sacred Kingfishers in Warriewood Wetland
WHAT’S ON NEXT:
Saturday 12 May, Asparagus Fern Out Day, Barrenjoey Dunes
We’ll continue to attack Asparagus Fern on Barrenjoey Dunes in Ku-ring-gai National Park. This is one of Australia’s worst weeds.Last year we made great progress, so let’s give this pest another thrashing!
Morning Tea & Gourmet Lunch provided
When/where: 8.30am, meet at far end of Governor Phillip park car-park, Palm Beach. Ends with lunch at 1.00 pm
Wear: enclosed shoes, long sleeves and trousers
Bring: strong gloves, a drink, hat. Tools provided
RSVP for catering: P: 9970 1308, E: pnhainfo@gmail.com If in doubt about weather on the day call 9970 1308
Sponsors: DATS Environmental Services, Hawkesbury Nepean CMA, NPWS, Pittwater Council
Cost: Free
