Our annual awards recognise and celebrate the valuable contribution, effort and achievement made by volunteers. Nominations are now being accepted under 6 award categories.
Category: NPA News
NPA activities and COVID-19
After a summer of fire, floods and storms we are now dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. The NPA is working to help protect and support our members through this time. Below you will find current guidance and new rules managing the NPA bushwalking program. These are dynamic and will be updated as the pandemic progresses and as government advice changes.
Join us at the 2019 NPA Annual Dinner
When: Saturday 9 November 2019, 6pm for a 6.30pm start
Where: Mortdale RSL Club 25 Macquarie Place Mortdale, NSW 2223
Cost: $60 NPA members, $65 non-members
RSVP: Through eventbrite or Call the NPA office on 9299 0000
NPA Volunteer Awards 2019
The NPA Volunteer Awards were established in 2004 to honour Prudence Tucker, a longstanding and dedicated member of NPA. The Awards recognise consistent, persistent, innovative and significant effort by members in support of NPA’s aims, projects and member activities. Nominations are now being accepted in the following categories.
Join one of NPA’s member groups
Interested in contributing to NPA proposals, policies or activities? NPA has specialist member groups for landscape conservation, marine conservation, park management, environmental planning and assessment, and field activities (such as bushwalking and biodiversity surveys).
Degazetting the Murray Valley National Park would be a low water mark for conservation in NSW
None of our natural wonders appear to be safe from the “development” agenda of the NSW Government. The aim of the National Party to return the Murray Valley National Park, the largest area of continuous red gum forest in the world, to state forest for logging shows how far we have fallen in the protection of nature.