Coastal Forest Regen at Tomaree's One Mile - 7 November 2026

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Coastal forest regeneration at One Mile Headland, Tomaree National Park

Come along for an engaging morning, connect with nature connect with like-minded people, and lend a hand to help regenerate some coastal forest at One Mile Headland on Saturday, 7 November 2026 with the Friends of Tomaree National Park.

Why join us?

• Make a real impact: Help clear invasive bitou bush to protect local native plants and vulnerable coastal wildlife.

• Explore the outdoors: Enjoy stunning ocean views along the Tomaree Coastal Walk.

• Meet great people: Work alongside fellow nature lovers, gardeners and climbers.

• Choose your terrain: Work on flatter paths or steeper areas depending on your fitness and skill level.

Event schedule

• 8:00 AM: Arrive for sign-on and gear setup.

• 8:15 AM to 11:00 AM: Bush care and weed management activity - mostly tackling the invasive Bitou Bush on the headland.

• 11:00 AM: Relax and enjoy a complimentary morning tea.

What you need to know

• Location: One Mile / Morna Point headland at One Mile Beach.

• Registration: Please register each participant separately. First-time volunteers will need to provide basic contact and emergency details.

• Next steps: After registering, you will receive a follow-up email with exact meeting points and what you need to wear or bring.

Discounted camping ~ yet to be advised

Making contact

• Bush regeneration event queries: please email Sue at tomaree-np-friends@npansw.org.au

Our partners and us

Bush regeneration is an activity of the Friends of Tomaree National Park, a group of the voluntary community National Parks Association. We work with the support of the National Parks and Wildlife Service, NSW. 

Our past activities at One Mile Headland were exciting and effective. You may be interested to see what we have been achieving here with our partners.

This activity is in partnership with Escape EcoAdventures, the Australian Climbing Association, NSW and Pulse Climbing. We are delighted to have their support and active input into bush regeneration on One Mile / Morna Point Headland.

We acknowledge we are meeting on the lands of the Worimi People. We pay respect to Elders, past, present and future, and acknowledge the pivotal role of First Nations People within the Australian community.