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 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  Oatley Flora and Fauna Society, Oatley Heritage and Historical Society and Oatley Lions launched a calendar for 2019 at the Oatley Village Festival on Read more>> 2019 Calendar – The Nature of Georges River  OFF field trip to Quarantine Station on North Head on Sunday 23 September was a glorious spring day which coincided with the 10th Birthday of the Q Station’s new Read more>> Quarantine Station North Head  The future of the long running Citizen science program Streamwatch is in jeopardy. The local St George Streamwatch group regularly tests water quality running through the area’s suburban waterways. Read more>> Streamwatch – Up The Creek?  The society participated in the Oatley West Public School festival on the weekend of 25 & 26 August. Our stall was staffed by OFF Committee Read more>> Oatley West Public School Festival  Volunteers from Oatley Flora and Fauna, Bankstown Bushland Society and Oatley Kayak Crew participated in a clean-up of the beach and surrounds at Beauty Point Reserve, on the Georges River at Padstow Read more>> People Power Cleans Georges River  Over thirty Oatley Flora and Fauna members, friends and community members gathered on Sunday (5th August) morning at River Road Reserve to extend our successful planting from one year ago near the railway underpass in Read more>> Community Planting Day at River Road Reserve  18 adventurous OFF members and friends walked the trail to Bonnum Pic on Sunday 29th July. The walk covers some lovely scribbly gum forest and interesting geological formations. Most of the walk was reasonably level with some rock scrambling along the cliff Read more>> Nattai National Park – Bonnum Pic  One of our members came across a good summary of Darwin’s The Origin of Species written for NSW Primary Curriculum of 1952 Natural Science Read more>> The Origin of Species |
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