Clifton Grove Barbed Wire Project

Join us for a working bee to help prepare for the removal of old barbed wire fencing in our bushland reserve. Barbed wire poses a serious threat to local wildlife, including koalas, greater gliders, and barking owls, which can become injured or trapped.

During the morning, volunteers will help clear fallen branches and vegetation that have grown through or over the existing fencing, making it safer and easier to remove the wire at a later date.

Please bring heavy-duty gloves and wear sturdy shoes and appropriate outdoor clothing. Morning tea will be provided.

Your support will make a valuable contribution to protecting our local wildlife and improving the health of this important bushland habitat. We greatly appreciate your help and look forward to seeing you there.

This initiative has been supported by the NSW Government through the Landcare Enabling Program Phase 3 Innovations and Partnerships Grant Program.