Hello @FirstName

Thank you for registering for the upcoming @EventName. We appreciate your interest and support.

Please arrive at 8am for sign-in, ready for 8.15am start. There is no need to print your ticket.

The program for each morning includes …

8am	Sign in
8.15am	Welcome, learn, into it!
10am	Morning tea supplied (please BYO mug and folding chair)
10.30am	Review, continue or plant
12	Finish and pack up tools
12.15pm	Depart

What to expect

We will target two highly invasive weeds

Bitou Bush which we'll cut and treat with herbicide
Chinese Violet which we'll mark their location.

We'll also plant some local natives in the Kingsley vicinity and learn a little about them.

If you would like to read about the Friends of Tomaree National Park, or about these weeds and the native plants, you'll find more at www.econetworkps.org/friends-of-tomaree-national-park

More about the coastal native plants and weeds is linked here Tomaree coastal dune plants with weed fact sheets for Bitou and native look-a-likes and for Chinese Violet

What to wear or bring:

Please bring your proof of vaccination and be prepared to show it please when signing-in.

Please bring a water bottle for your use during the morning.

Morning tea is supplied, please bring a mug and folding chair.

Your protection is important to us. Please wear a sunhat, garden gloves, long sleeved shirt and long pants, as well as covered shoes. If you have an old pair of glasses, they will serve as eye protection, just to ensure no eye stick injuries.

Making contact

In the meantime, if you have any queries or comments, please don't hesitate to email Sue at tomaree-np-friends@npansw.org.au or if just before the activity, please phone on 0488 440 733.

If your circumstances change and you are unable to attend, please let me know.

Us and partners

This is an activity of the Friends of Tomaree National Park, a group of the National Parks Association NSW. Our program is managed and supported by the National Parks and Wildlife Service NSW.

"Rejuvenate Kingsley Headland" event is also supported by Hunter Region Landcare Network and Hunter Local Land Services through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program

The Friends of Tomaree National Park acknowledge we live, meet and work 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.

This information will also be emailed to you

Looking forward to meeting you and to your involvement

Cheers for now, Sue