Join the Wolli Possum crew for a short stroll through the Western Gateway bushland of Wolli Creek – the 2 hectares menaced by the proposal to build Westconnex.
Meet us on the eastern side of Bexley Road, where it crosses Wolli Creek, just downhill from Bexley North station and across the road.
The walk will only take about 15 minutes, but please feel free to stay around and talk, ask questions etc.
Westconnex is high on the O’Farrell Government’s agenda so this is an important forum to come along to and find out about :
– How proposed plans will impact upon the Wolli Regional Park and other areas
– What the alternatives are
– How you can keep informed and help develop action plans to stop these developments. These are expected to destroy precious bushland in the Wolli Valley and residential areas in the inner west, and to take needed funding away from public transport.
There will be a panel, followed by a Q and A session.
Venue: Canterbury Earlwood Caring Association hall in Lewins St. Earlwood (opposite Coles above-ground car park)
RSVP and further details: info@wollicreek.org.au or 0431 914 553
Come and join in from 8.30 am and enjoy the transformation we are able to achieve
Location: Meet in the grassy area along Bray Avenue, Earlwood, just downhill from the intersection of Bray and Richard Avenues. Registration from 8.30am at table near the TVT track sign.
Register: online at http://www.cleanupaustraliaday.org.au/register/?Big+Bend or sign the paper register on the day.
What to bring?
Hat, gloves, sturdy footwear, older clothes, sunscreen, drinking water. Also wanted: large strong bags to collect rubbish, buckets for broken glass and other sharp items.