Growing the Green Belt in Rockdale, Sydney

Growing the Green Belt in Rockdale, Sydney

Join us in our efforts to protect the 7 Endangered Ecological Communities and the 28 threatened/migratory fauna species within the Rockdale Wetlands Corridor!

Get ready to roll up your sleeves, lend a hand to nature, and improve your well-being by participating in this meaningful initiative:

– Take part in hands-on bush regeneration, a crucial step in protecting the endangered species within our focus area, The Rockdale Wetlands Corridor.

– Learn about Sydney’s incredible native flora and fauna species from field experts.

– Connect with like-minded individuals eager to make a positive impact.

– Enjoy a day surrounded by the tranquility of nature, right in the heart of our city.

Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to a greener, healthier community. Together, let’s protect this precious green refuge in our urban jungle! 

Revive our Wetlands is supported by Chevron Australia. 

Click on the image below to join events.

Can’t attend events on the ground?

Take action from home with our two app-led activities available on our CVA Community app:

• Contribute to cooling your neighbourhood by planting climate-resilient native species in your backyard or on your balcony with Nature Blocks.
• Lower your household carbon footprint by participating in the SeaToSource Plastic Waste Challenge and cutting back on your consumption of fossil fuel-based plastics.

Download the CVA Community app and get started now!

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🌟 Why Become a CVA Nature Steward? 🌟

• Inspiration: Be a part of something bigger than yourself.
• Empowerment: Your actions can change the course of nature.
• Personal Connection: We speak your language and make it relatable.
• Inclusivity: Everyone is welcome, and every contribution counts.
• Optimism: Focus on win-win scenarios for nature and people.
• Action-Oriented: Immediate, tangible steps you can take.
• Fun: Enjoy the journey of making a difference.
• Education: Learn about biodiversity and conservation while having a blast!