Being in nature is restorative and often inspiring. This is an invitation to join a small group to explore our relationship to nature through a number of connection practices that invite silence and close encounter. We may not travel far, but we will see and sense more. This is a great opportunity to slow down […]
SOLD OUT - WE HAVE HAD AN AMAZING RESPONSE TO THE DINNER. IF YOU MISSED OUT ON MAKING A BOOKING CONTACT US DIRECTLY AS IT IS POSSIBLE THAT WE MAY HAVE SPACE FOR A COUPLE OF EXTRA. WE ARE CURRENTLY CHECKING WITH THE VENUE. EMAIL US AT info@wollicreek.org.au Bookings are now open for the 34th Annual […]
WCPS is again hosting the Picnic for Nature on Saturday 21 October and all are welcome to join us from 11am to 3.00pm. Meet in Girrahween Park, off Fauna St, Earlwood. Last year over 1,000 people attended 40 picnics across NSW! As well as being fun, the Picnic is a chance to bring nature lovers […]
Would you like to find out more about the Wolli Creek Valley Walking Track? This will be a leisurely Sunday morning bush walk from Bardwell Park to Tempe along the Wolli Creek Valley Walking Track. We will be starting at 9am sharp. This is a 3.5km walk designed for those who would like to see […]
The Wolli Creek Preservation Society is partnering with the River Canoe Club of NSW (RCC) to run our popular Wolli Creek Eco Paddle on Saturday, 4 November 2023 from 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm. The paddle will start from the RCC clubhouse, Richardson Crescent, Marrickville, and finish with light refreshments back at the clubhouse. The RCC will […]
Would you like to find out more about saving the Wolli Creek Valley? On this walk we will share histories about the battles, past and present, to protect the Wolli Creek Valley bushland from neglect, motorways, development and other threats to this precious bushland. Long-term member, Peter Stevens, will share his take on the history […]
Being in nature is restorative and often inspiring. This is an invitation to join a small group to explore our relationship to nature through a number of connection practices that invite silence and close encounter. We may not travel far, but we will see and sense more. This is a great opportunity to slow down […]
The Bat Watch Picnic is an event held at Turrella Reserve, typically in March during Australasian Bat Month. This is a great family event, and an opportunity to see one of the great ‘urban David Attenborough moments’, as thousands of Grey-headed Flying-foxes stream out from their roosting camp beside Wolli Creek. It is an opportunity to […]
To Celebrate the Wurridjal Festival the Wolli Creek Preservation Society has partnered with Canterbury Bankstown Council for this guided tour of the lower section of the Wolli Creek Regional Park. […]
Being in nature is restorative and often inspiring. This is an invitation to join a small group to explore our relationship to nature through a number of connection practices that […]
To Celebrate the Wurridjal Festival the Wolli Creek Preservation Society has partnered with Canterbury Bankstown Council for this guided tour of this section of the Wolli Creek Regional Park. This […]
Wolli Wildflower Walk – Sunday 8 September, from 8.45 am Ever wondered what that lovely flowering plant was that you saw on your walk through the Wolli Valley – or […]
