New – The Green Book website
Recent comments
- Glenys Brown on Hunters Hill gardens open for inspection
- Roslyn Gibb on Have your Say on the Proposed Changes to Woolwich and Huntleys Point Ferry Routes
- Petra weber on Inclusive playground in Boronia Park: CAUTION
- Carly on Guided tour of Gladesville Hospital
Links
- Australian Conservation Foundation
- Australian Heritage Photographic Database
- Bushland and biodiversity
- Discover Hunters Hill
- Environment Defenders Office (NSW)
- Gladesville Community
- Glebe Society
- Green Book
- Habitat Network
- Historical photographic collection Ryde Library
- Hunters Hill Bushcare Volunteers
- Hunters Hill Council
- Hunters Hill Historical Society
- Lane Cove Bushland and Conservation Society
- National Trust of Australia
- Nature Conservation Council NSW
- Ryde Hunters Hill Flora & Fauna Preservation Society
- Sydney Living Museums
New – The Green Book website
wildlife protection in Boronia Park & Buffalo Creek reserve
Long neck turtle (Image: Species Survival Commission)
The Trust supports Council’s plans to declare Wildlife Protection Areas (WPAs) in Boronia Park and Buffalo Creek reserves. WPAs designated under the NSW Companion Animals Act 1998 allow for cats to be prohibited from key wildlife habitat areas.
Boronia Park and Buffalo Creek reserves are part of a regionally significant wildlife corridor along the Lane Cove River. We are lucky to have a variety of wildlife in our local bushland and appreciate the contribution that Council’s participation in regional programs provides in the protection of native fauna.
WPAs should assist in reducing harm and predation of native species, particularly our diminishing small birds and reptiles. You can read our letter about Wildlife Protection Areas here.