Bushcare Site - Prince Henry
Bushcare Site - Prince Henry is a volunteer bushland restoration site in Little Bay, spread across three sites with varied native plants. A free Bushcare group meets there on the second Saturday of each month, from 9:00am to 12:00pm, to remove woody weeds and invasive vines.
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Volunteer Sessions at Bushcare Site - Prince Henry
Participation at Bushcare Site - Prince Henry is free, and no prior experience is required. Volunteers must book in advance with the Bushcare Officer on 0410 314 830 or at bushcare@randwick.nsw.gov.au to confirm attendance and the meeting location for each session, because the group alternates between two spots. The sessions suit volunteers of varying fitness levels, and the activity is family-friendly.
Bush Regeneration Work at Bushcare Site - Prince Henry
Bushcare Site - Prince Henry covers three sites, each with varied native plants that the volunteers help protect. The restoration work focuses on removing woody weeds and invasive vines that compete with native species. Volunteers have carried out this hands-on bush regeneration at the site since 2014. All of the work happens outdoors, so volunteers should be ready for varying weather conditions.
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Visitor tips for Bushcare Site - Prince Henry
- ✓Wear clothing and footwear suited to outdoor bush work.
- ✓Confirm current session dates with the Bushcare Officer before going.
Getting to Bushcare Site - Prince Henry
The group meets either opposite 2 Millard Drive or at the corner of Jennifer Street and Harvey Street, Little Bay NSW 2036, alternating between the two. Parking is available nearby, and public transport serves the area.
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Can I join the Bushcare group at Prince Henry in Little Bay?
Yes, anyone can join for free with no prior experience needed, but you must book with the Bushcare Officer first.
When does the Prince Henry Bushcare group meet?
Sessions run monthly on the second Saturday, from 9:00am until 12:00pm.
Is the Prince Henry Bushcare Site suitable for families?
Yes, families can take part, and the work suits a range of fitness levels.
Is there parking at the Prince Henry Bushcare Site?
Yes, there is parking close by, or you can come by public transport.