Working to protect, conserve and enhance the natural environment locally and globally.

Oatley Flora & Fauna Conservation Society

Oatley Flora & Fauna Conservation Society would like to acknowledge the Bidjigal people of the Eora nation, the Traditional Custodians of the Land and pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

The objectives of the Society are:

  • To stimulate interest in Australian flora and fauna;
  • To act to protect and foster an interest in the natural environment, particularly at the local level;
  • To foster an understanding of the need to conserve the natural environment and resources; and
  • To cooperate with other groups to achieve these objectives at local, state, national and international level.

Become a Society Member and Get Involved!

Members get access to monthly walks and regular evening talks on a range of fascinating topics. Our family memberships cost $25.00.

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Oatley Streamwatch did water testing and litter audit at Dairy Creek ( Glen Road Oatley) today. 🧑‍🦱💧👴💧🧑‍🦳The water quality was ok and quite clear – having settled down after the recent heavy rain. There was lots of rubbish in the creek, about 300 pieces of foam, 6 face masks and hundreds of plastic scrap and coffee cups. Welcome to the new members – Terry and Kerrie 😀😀 as well as Councillor Peter Mahoney: Peakhurst Ward – Georges River Council and Councillor Natalie Mort: Georges River Council – Blakehurst WardGeorges River Council Streamwatch Georges River Council Bushcare Georges Riverkeeper Georges River TreesSutherland Shire BushcareSutherland Shire Environment CentreLugarno Progress Association – LPAKogarah Bay Progress Association Inc See MoreSee Less
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Birds on Farms – autumn 2024 survey. OFF members Geoff, Graham and Liz have just done the third bird survey on Vince Heffernan’s property, Moorlands. As expected, not as many birds were seen as on the spring survey last year. Highlights included flocks of migrating Yellow-faced Honeyeaters, and at least three Peregrine Falcons – perhaps not unrelated? The plantings were flourishing; some that suffered during dry conditions last year had recovered and shot up above the grasses.Around the woolshed and shearers’ quarters, the ground was alive with small birds – Yellow-rumped Thornbills, Red-browed Finches, Superb Fairy-wrens, Southern Whitefaces, and House Sparrows – and overhead, Welcome Swallows were skimming back and forth.Sutherland Shire Environment CentreGeorges RiverkeeperGeorges River Council BushcareGeorges River TreesProject Penshurst 2222 See MoreSee Less
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Photography Competition!Oatley Calendar 2025To celebrate Oatley Flora and Fauna’s 70th Birthday and Oatley Historical Society’s 30th Birthday in 2025 – a special Oatley Calendar 2025 will be produced. It will showcase the wonderful local Flora and Fauna, spectacular scenery ( Georges River, sunsets etc….) and local historical features. We would love to see some fabulous photos submitted for publication in the 2025 Oatley Calendar. The chosen photos should be original and recent with a few sentences explaining when and where the photo was taken- the photographers will be acknowledged in the calendar. We are very fortunate to live in such a scenic area!Please send photos via email to:oatleyff@gmail.comEntries close 31st May 2024Sutherland Shire Environment CentreGeorges RiverkeeperGeorges River TreesLugarno Progress Association – LPAOatley Lions ClubOatley West NewsagencyCouncillor Peter Mahoney: Peakhurst Ward – Georges River CouncilCouncillor Natalie Mort: Georges River Council – Blakehurst WardOatley Amateur Swimming ClubOatley & Surrounds – Latest News & PicsGeorges River AssociationGeorges River Council Bushcare See MoreSee Less
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Reminder that our next meeting is happening tonight! Everyone is welcome and we would love for you to join us 😊 See MoreSee Less
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Councillors joined residents at Beale Park, Peakhurst yesterday to celebrate the successful retention of the FSPA. It was a huge victory for the environment and we thank Georges River Council for talking into account the hundreds of submissions received from residents who overwhelmingly wanted the FSPA controls retained and improved, and for block sizes to remain unchanged. Thank you to the Councillors who supported the residents!!!!!Special thanks to Councillor Peter Mahoney: Peakhurst Ward – Georges River Council – he worked hard to fulfill his election promise to save the FSPA👍Councillor Christina Jamieson: Mortdale Ward – Georges River CouncilCouncillor Natalie Mort: Georges River Council – Blakehurst WardDeputy Mayor Elise Borg – Georges River CouncilCouncillor Ash Ambihaipahar – Georges River CouncilCouncillor Kathryn LandsberryProject Penshurst 2222Kogarah Bay Progress Association IncLugarno Progress Association – LPAGeorges RiverkeeperSave Glenlee LugarnoGeorges River AssociationSutherland Shire Environment Centre See MoreSee Less
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