You are invited to the Wolli Creek Preservation Society Annual Dinner to be held on Thursday 15th October 2026 from 6:30pm. Enjoy a drink at sunset overlooking Bardwell Valley followed by dinner and guest speaker. (Bar opens at 6:30pm)

Our guest speaker this year is Matthew Mo who is a senior threatened species officer with the New South Wales Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, primarily working on flying-fox conservation and management.

His topic is Flying Fox Ecology, Conservation and Management

Conserving flying-foxes and addressing human flying-fox conflicts is hugely complex. The grey-headed flying-fox, in particular, is listed as a vulnerable species and faces several threats. Ultimately making a difference is going to require a huge number of stakeholders, including the Wolli Creek Preservation Society, continuing to contribute to flying-fox conservation and management. This presentation will take you on a refresher on flying-fox ecology and explore what’s currently happening, including the National Flying-fox Monitoring Program, research projects and initiatives to improve how the general public perceive flying-foxes.

Come and support the Wolli Creek Preservation Society and participate in
- our fun Trivia Quizz

- raffles and a silent auction.

Don’t forget to bring your cash to purchase raffle tickets as we have limited card facilities.

Book your ticket now. For catering purposes bookings for this event will close on Sunday 4 October. If you miss the closing date please email info@wollicreek.org.au to see if you can book direct.

The dinner is buffet style and will cater for vegetarians and gluten free diets. If you require a vegan meal please check the box indicating this when you register. It will be followed by desert. Drinks and coffee available to be purchased from the bar.

Contact the host of WCPS Annual Dinner - Flying Fox Ecology, Conservation and Management, Matthew Mo