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.
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Birds of Oatley Park
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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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More from our recent nature walk at Garawarra Farm and Burning Palms 🌊🌿![]()
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A reminder of why we love exploring and protecting our local environment 💚![]()
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Follow us to see where our next walk takes us!![]()
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#oatleyfloraandfauna #naturewalk #royalnationalpark #explorensw #getoutdoors
✨ Our members enjoyed a perfect Sunday out in nature! ![]()
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The Oatley Flora & Fauna team explored the Palm Jungle loop walk — surrounded by stunning coastal views and rainforest magic. 🌊🌱
Spring Action in Oatley 🌿![]()
Our Spring clean-up crew made a big impact for Oatley’s bushland and waterways.![]()
Want to join the next one? 🌿�➡️ Follow us and join our next event!![]()
#CleanUpAustraliaDay #cleanup #OatleyCommunity #OatleyFloraAndFauna
🦭20 October 2025 – General Meeting🦭: ![]()
Saving Australian Sea Lions – Treating Parasites to Improve Survival. Our speaker Dr Rachael Gray, an Associate Professor at the Sydney School of Veterinary Science, University of Sydney, will introduce us to the Australian sea lion and the![]()
key threats impacting the survival of this endangered species. ![]()
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Rachael will also explain how the health and survival of this species can be improved through a simple treatment intervention. Rachael has led over 50 field trips to remote islands in South Australia and Victoria, applying her training as a veterinarian to health and disease surveillance.![]()
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Meetings are held in the Uniting Church Hall, Frederick St Oatley, starting at 7.30pm. Meetings will also normally be available on-line, using the video conference![]()
application Zoom. If you are on the OFF News email list, you will receive an invitation by email prior to meetings or use this link: us02web.zoom.us/j/3742141020?pwd=i_daK5memiUVeVb7bERgr5WgKybj2w
🌳🦜CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA (CUA) SPRING CLEAN UP 🦜🌳![]()
OFF is participating in CUA’s Spring Clean-up by running 2 sites on Sunday 19th October from 8 to 11am:![]()
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🌳Site 1 – Lime Kiln Bay, Jinna Reserve, at the lower end of Pamela Ave, Peakhurst Heights, supervised by Liz Cameron, and![]()
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🌳Site 2 – Lime Kiln Bay, at corner of Acacia St and Waterfall Road, Oatley near pedestrian bridge over the sediment pond, supervised by Vicki Bolling.![]()
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Bring hat, water, gloves, insect repellent, sunscreen, gumboots or waterproof shoes/boots recommended. Come along for the fun!![]()
#CleanUpAustralia #cleanupaustralia #cleanupaustraliaday
🤩🌳🦘Democracy at work 🦘🤩🌳- OFF members joined the Protest at NSW Parliament House yesterday against the Planning System Reforms Bill 2025. This bill threatens to remove environmental protections and local democracy in the guise of housing reform.