🌿 Give biodiversity a helping hand this September! 🌿

Did you know that invasive bitou bush threatens our native coastal plants and wildlife? This Biodiversity Month, we’re doing something about it—and we need your help along the Tomaree Coastal Walk!

Join us for a rewarding morning of coastal regeneration at One Mile Headland, hosted by the Friends of Tomaree National Park. Whether you are a regular volunteer or looking to get involved for the first time, your hands can make a massive difference.

✨ Why come along?
👉 Protect local nature: Help clear invasive bitou bush so native species can reclaim their home.
👉 Stunning views: Work with a gorgeous backdrop of incredible ocean vistas along the Tomaree Coastal Walk.
👉 Choose your terrain: Work on flatter paths or steeper cliff areas depending on your fitness level.
👉 Awesome community: Meet passionate gardeners, climbers, and nature lovers. Climbers can make a day of it and check out bouldering nearby after we finish!

🗓️ When: Saturday, 26 September 2026 | 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Where: One Mile Headland, Tomaree National Park
⛺ Bonus: Discounted camping is available at Ingenia for event attendees!

Spaces are limited for gear and safety tracking. Claim your free spot here:

Discounted camping – yet to be advised

Making contact

• General event queries: email Sue at tomaree-np-friends@npansw.org.au

Our partners and us

This is an activity of the Friends of Tomaree National Park, a group of the voluntary community National Parks Association. We work with the support of the National Parks and Wildlife Service, NSW. 

This activity is in partnership with Escape EcoAdventures, the Australian Climbing Association, NSW and Pulse Climbing. We are delighted to have their support and active input.

We acknowledge we are meeting on the lands of the Worimi People. We pay respect to Elders, past, present and future, and acknowledge the pivotal role of First Nations People within the Australian community.