News

$40 billion a year lost due to weeds.

A Weed, Wine and Dine" evening Hawks Nest

A new area for the Bitou Busters to work

Michael Rowe Walk Hawks nest

Christmas under the coral trees

Across the City, native animals become dependent on our backyards to survive when their habitat is damaged or lost. Whether you live in a house, unit, or apartment, by allowing your backyard to become a habitat garden, you are helping the local wildlife. Creating a wildlife-friendly habitat is easy and could be as little as building a birdbath, providing hollow shelter, or planting native shrubs

Compost and Worm Farm Workshops

Free workshops . Morning tea Included Bookings essential PH 4978 4028 julianac@huntercouncil.com.au

Bitou Busters change of date

Anzac Day

Hundreds of Natives Planted on Hawks Nest Dunes

Bitou Busters shocked by damage to bushland

Bitou Busters target morning glory

Hawks Nest, NSW

Cakes give Easter sale egg-stra boost

Myall Koala Environment Group. Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens. NSW

Another wet Bitou Busters Saturday

Bushcare Major Day Out

volunteering on the annual Bushcare Major Day Out Hawks Nest & Tea Gardens NSW

A poisonous working - bee

Mother-of millions Winda Woppa, Hawks Nest

Bitou Busters back for new session

There was a fabulous turnout for the Hawks Nest and Tea Garden's Bitou Busters’ first session of 2016.

Battle of the Coral Trees

Council plans special morning in Hawks Nest

Bitou Busters Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens first day’s work of the season

A great time on Saturday 22 April

Planted 120 native plants Hawks Nest NSW

Bennetts Beach Dunecare first morning at Hawks Nest

Bitou Busters Michael and Adele have started twice weekly weeding on a Monday and Tuesday morning and would love occasional or even regular help.

RHHFFPS is now on Facebook!

The Ryde - Hunter’s Hill Flora and Fauna Preservation Society is now on Facebook! Please come and visit our page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ryde-Hunters-Hill-Flora-and-Fauna-Preservation-Society/1092104437471266?fref=ts and LIKE US.

FIELD OF MARS RESERVE AND WILDLIFE REFUGE: Bird watching for all the family!

NEXT EVENT AT THE FIELD OF MARS RESERVE AND WILDLIFE REFUGE: Bird watching for all the family! Saturday 3 - 6 pm, 1 November 2014 There are over 110 birds that nest and/or visit the Field of Mars Wildlife Refuge. As an “island of bush” amongst our busy suburbs it provides an opportunity for a quiet walk to observe some of these birds in their natural habitat as they feed, nest or just pass through. At 3.30pm a guided bush walk will commence to provide an introduction to bird watching. The will be led by a bird expert from BirdLife Australia. This will be family friendly walk and children are welcome to attend with their parents or care givers. From 5 - 6pm a sausage sandwich from the BBQ will be available. Registrations are necessary. For further details and registration please phone Cathy on 9817 4935 or email rhhffps@gmail.com.