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 Linda Groom will give an illustrated talk on the 560 km walk to save the threatened species of Kosciuszko National Park on 25 March 2019 at Oatley RSL Read more>> Save Kosci -The Politics of Walking  Points of interest included the oldest bridge in Australia; Grey-headed Flying Fox dilemma being resolved, the Calyx, glasshouse and State Library collection of Myles Dunphy’s papers. Read more>> Royal Botanic Gardens  A questionnaire was sent by Oatley Flora & Fauna Conservation Society (OFF) to 3 candidates for the seat of Oatley to gain insight into candidates’ position and/or opinion on a variety of environmental issues before the coming election. The questions and candidates’ answers are published below as they become available. Read more>> 2019 State Election – Oatley Candidates responses to our questions  A successful clean up Australia day was held at Poulton Park. 25 people, including some young families and local residents, gave up some of their time to walk through the mangrove forest collecting rubbish. Read more>> Clean Up Australia Day 2019 at Poulton Park  It appears that the Oatley, Myles Dunphy Bush Reserve Flying-fox camp has become a permanent camp. The numbers of Flying-foxes have ranged from about 4,400-5,500 in Read more>> Myles Dunphy Flying Fox Camp  Our AGM was held on 4th February… A new committee was elected and reports were given by the president and secretary. Read more>> 2019 Annual General Meeting  OFF Field Officer, Graham Fry and Program Officer Matt Allison have put together the program of activities for 2019. There is a mixture of easy excursions and some more demanding walks. Our monthly Monday meetings will feature environmental research, travel and tips on living sustainably. Read more>> New Program for 2019  Georges River Council on Monday 17th December 2018 unanimously approved a mayoral minute to not proceed with the Planning Proposal to rezone and reclassify the former Oatley Bowling Club site for seniors Read more>> Public Land Remains in Public Hands  Our Blue mountains excursion to Mt Tomah – Botanic gardens was popular with 30 members and friends participating. Highlights were the flowering Waratah, Rhododendrons and Protea. We were amazed by the Sureal Puya flowers and Spectacular show of the pink Flamingo Read more>> Blue Mountains Botanic Garden |
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