Event – National Parks Association of NSW

Annual general meeting

Posted by NPA NSWon September 30, 2021August 31, 2023in UncategorizedLeave a comment

Held once a year in November, members, donors, supporters and visitors are welcome to attend NPA’s Annual General Meeting (AGM).

2023 AGM

Wednesday 22 November 2023
Members, donors, supporters and visitors are welcome to attend NPA’s 2023 Annual General Meeting (AGM).

•   Hear about our current campaigns and achievements
•   Ask questions or provide feedback
•   Special guest speaker: TBC

Email or call 02 9299 0000 during business hours. We will then send you a meeting invitation link.

The annual report and audited accounts will be available on the NPA website two weeks before the meeting. Questions on notice can be sent to secretary@npansw.org.au.

We look forward to seeing you at the AGM.

Blairmount is Buzzing for Pollinator Week

Posted by Steph Clarkon November 13, 2017in Media Releases, UncategorizedLeave a comment

Students at Blairmount Public School kicked off pollinator week a bit early with the ‘Bringing back the buzz to the Cumberland Plain Woodland’ project. Pollinator week, 12-19^th November, is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate our native bees and contribute to their conservation.

Spring Farm Families Plant 500 Trees for their Mums

Posted by Steph Clarkon May 16, 2017May 16, 2017in Bush Mates, Media ReleasesLeave a comment

After treating their mum to a lovely breakfast in bed, local families helped plant 500 trees in Spring Farm bushland corridor on Mothers’ Day.

“Planting a tree for mum is one of the most beautiful presents a family can give,” says Margot Law, Citizen Science Officer at the National Parks Association of NSW. “It’s a lovely tribute for the strength, support and love of mums and a gift that plays a vital role in restoring the ecosystem.”

Have you seen a Dragon lately?

Posted by NPA NSWon March 2, 2017March 2, 2017in Media ReleasesLeave a comment

On the morning of Tuesday 21^st March, local residents of northern Sydney will head to the Field of Mars Reserve, East Ryde, to see if they can find local water dragons and help with water quality testing and bush regeneration.

The Dragons of Sydney project is an initiative run by the National Parks Association of NSW (NPA) in partnership with Macquarie University to conserve Sydney’s urban Water Dragons through revegetation and citizen science.