Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare Network
Platypus Habitat Planting Day - June 13th 2026

Platypus Habitat Planting Day - June 13th 2026

Join us at Mitchell Park for a hands-on morning restoring vital habitat along the banks of Cattai Creek and we’d love your help! We are teaming up to strengthen the riparian scrub, creating a better home for our local wildlife and the iconic, elusive platypus. Whether you’re a seasoned green-thumb or a total beginner, come along to get your hands dirty for a good cause.

  • Platypus Habitat Planting Day - June 13th 2026
  • 2026-06-13T10:00:00+10:00
  • 2026-06-13T13:00:00+10:00
  • Join us at Mitchell Park for a hands-on morning restoring vital habitat along the banks of Cattai Creek and we’d love your help! We are teaming up to strengthen the riparian scrub, creating a better home for our local wildlife and the iconic, elusive platypus. Whether you’re a seasoned green-thumb or a total beginner, come along to get your hands dirty for a good cause.
When

13 Jun, 2026 from 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM (Australia/Sydney / UTC1000)

Where

Mitchell Park - The Hills

Contact Name

Angie Fricker

Attendees

Hawkesbury Nepean Waterkeepers Alliance, Hawkesbury Nepean Landcare Network , Western Sydney University's Riparian Restoration for Resilience Platypus project, Greater Sydney Local Land Services, National Parks

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We’re heading to Mitchell Park for a hands-on morning restoring vital habitat along the banks of Cattai Creek and we’d love your help! 💪
We are teaming up to strengthen the riparian scrub, creating a better home for our local wildlife and the iconic, elusive platypus. Whether you’re a seasoned green-thumb or a total beginner, come along to get your hands dirty for a good cause.
🗺️ Sat, 13 Jun | 10 am - 1 pm | Mitchell Park Picnic Area, Maraylya
Find out more about this NSW Government event and register 👉 https://bit.ly/4dlctcd
This community event is being coordinated by Greater Sydney Local Land Services, with support from the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and the dedicated volunteers from the Friends of Mitchell Park Bushcare group.
This project is funded by the Australian Government’s Urban Rivers and Catchments Program, with support from Western Sydney University and the Hawkesbury-Nepean Waterkeeper Alliance.