Jindalee Bushcare Group

About Us

Hovea - a native shrub which grows in the area
Hovea
A beautiful native shrub
local to our area Jindalee Bushcare Group was formed in 1996.  Since then, our group of friendly volunteers has carried out extensive planting and has cleared large areas of invasive weeds, thus maintaining a habitat for many birds, animals and plants.

Hundreds of residents of the Centenary suburbs (and many overseas visitors) enjoy the benefits of our work as they use the Mount Ommaney Walkway.  This lovely bush track winds for 1.2km along the river between Mount Ommaney Drive (opposite Canowindra St), Jindalee and Summit Place (off Westlake Drive), Mount Ommaney.

When do we meet?

Our working bees are on the third Sunday in every month between 7.30am and 10am.  We finish with a morning tea of hot and cold drinks and luscious home-cooked food.

Where do we meet?

On different months, at the two different ends of the Walkway.  To find out where the next working bee is, either check the notice board at the Jindalee end of the track or contact Noel or Claire Wilson - details below.

What do I need to bring?

Drinking water.  Tools and gloves are supplied.  Wear closed shoes, a hat and (preferably) long sleeves.

Read our latest annual report

This gives you a brief description of what we have been up to. (16Kb .pdf)

How do I find out more?

Contact Noel or Claire Wilson on (07) 3376 1412
or send an email