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Restoring Western Sydney’s

bushland, protecting local wildlife,

and securing its future – together.

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Longstanding Impact

30+ years of restoration

Community Involvement

Volunteer days & corporate team-building events

Hands-On Conservation

Bush regeneration, testing & more

For over 30 years, the Mulgoa Valley Landcare Group has been actively restoring the vegetation corridor along the Mulgoa Creek, recovering the diversity of vegetation communities which are classified as endangered.

But we can’t do it alone. Your involvement will help protect native habitats and ensure that Western Sydney’s bushland continues to thrive.

Environmental conservation volunteers working in Western Sydney bushland

About Us

Mulgoa Creek and the surrounding bushland are under pressure from urban growth, invasive weeds, and habitat loss, putting native species and ecosystems at risk. Without ongoing care, these habitats face permanent decline.

To help restore and protect these ecosystems for years to come, Mulgoa Valley Landcare runs hands-on bush regeneration sessions on the last Saturday morning of every month. Every contribution/helping hand makes a tangible difference, strengthening our conservation efforts and supporting the recovery of Mulgoa Creek’s bushland.

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"What a meaningful experience made all the more special by learning about the wildlife in Mulgoa and understanding that even the smallest action can make a big difference."

    The Amazon Australia Team

    "Loved the experience; hands-on, informative and a fun way to get to know colleagues too. Also I now know that male platypuses are venomous and there are turtles in Mulgoa too!"

      The Amazon Australia Team

      "The accolades speak for themselves. I am so grateful for the time you gave us and I’m looking forward to planning another day out soon."

        The Amazon Australia Team

        Ways To Get Involved

        Become a Volunteer
        Take part in hands-on conservation work, from removal of invasive plant species to wildlife monitoring.
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        Contribute to our restoration effort behind the scenes, helping with wildlife data analysis, advocacy, and community outreach.
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        Combine team-building with environmental action by participating in practical restoration activities.
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        Help fund essential conservation work, support hands-on volunteer projects and ensure ongoing care for Western Sydney’s bushland.
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        How It Works

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        Become a Member

        Subscribe to our newsletter to hear about upcoming volunteer sessions, workshops and conservation projects. For just $2 a year, you can also become a member and directly support our cause.

        Take Action

        Decide how to contribute – from hands-on planting and bush regeneration to project support or corporate and community engagement.

        Make a Difference

        Become a volunteer, participate in practical conservation activities, or contribute behind the scenes. Every action helps restore and protect Western Sydney’s bushland and wildlife.
        Platypus habitat restoration along Mulgoa Creek in Western Sydney

        Connecting Community with Healthy Habitats

        We’re proud to be leading a three-year project, funded by the Western Sydney Infrastructure Grant, to restore biodiversity and protect wildlife across the Mulgoa Valley.

        Our focus is on reviving critically endangered riparian vegetation and creating better habitats for native species, with a special emphasis on platypus conservation. We’re also installing interpretive signage to engage and educate the community.

        Join us and make a difference in supporting Western Sydney’s natural environment.

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        Stay Informed & Get Involved

        Keep up to date with Mulgoa Valley Landcare’s projects, volunteer days, and community initiatives. By subscribing, you’ll:
        • Get early updates on volunteer days and hands-on conservation projects
        • Learn practical ways to support and protect local habitats
        • Be the first to hear about upcoming events and community activities
        • Discover opportunities to connect with like-minded locals
        • Stay informed about the impact our community is making together

        Frequently asked questions

        Do I need experience to volunteer?

        No, all skill levels are welcome! We provide guidance and training, tools and herbicide during our sessions.

        Hands-on bush regeneration occurs on the last Saturday of every month. Additional opportunities may be available for schools, corporate groups, or special projects. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to receive updates about volunteer sessions, workshops, and conservation initiatives.
        Most sessions run for around 2–3 hours, giving you plenty of time to get involved in habitat restoration, and weed management. We include setup and wrap-up so everyone can participate safely and effectively.
        Wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and bring water. Long sleeves and pants will protect from sun, insect bites and scratches from the prickly understorey. Tools and gloves are provided!
        Yes, a $2 annual membership covers insurance for all volunteers.
        You can help with administrative tasks, data analysis, community outreach, or advocacy through our Project & Event Support program.
        Donations fund hands-on restoration, wildlife protection, educational programs, and community engagement initiatives.
        Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to receive updates about volunteer sessions, workshops, and conservation initiatives.

        Absolutely! We welcome local clubs, scouts, and environmental groups to join our educational programs. Reach out to see how we can work together.

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