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Welcome from the Friends of Lane Cove National Park Inc.

We are a group of people enthusiastic about conservation in our local National Park in suburban Sydney, Australia. To be a Friend of Lane Cove National Park Inc. you don't have to live locally. Visitors come from all over Sydney, interstate and overseas to enjoy the peaceful surroundings beside the Lane Cove River. Anyone interested in protecting our native bushland or helping the Lane Cove National Park in other ways can become a Friend.

What's on this web site?

About us Our aims and objectives
How we began
What we do
Projects and grants (new grant October 2007)
Awards for Friends (new award July 2007)
Joining us Subscription, benefits
Membership form
Bushcare program

What's it all about
Benefits for the bushcare volunteer
Volunteer groups timetable
How to join the bushcare program
Application form

About the park Park location | Opening hours | Entry fees | Picnic bookings | Tourist accommodation
Brief History
Things to see
Things to do
What's flowering Find out what is that flower that you've seen, listed by months or alphabetically
Snippets & tips

Working in the bush
Park stories
Bush in the suburbs
What to do if you find a sick or injured native animal

Donors  

Write to us:
Friends of Lane Cove National Park Inc.
c/- Lane Cove National Park
Lady Game Drive
Chatswood NSW 2067

For general enquiries about Lane Cove National Park contact the office:
Phone: 8448 0400 Fax: 9448 0444
or email lane.cove@environment.nsw.gov.au. Office hours 9am - 4pm

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NEW or improved flower photo pages. Look for more at What's flowering in Lane Cove NP

- Styphelia longifolia - Five Corners, Long-leafed Styphelia (15 June 08)
- Persicaria lapathifolium - Pale Knotweed (28 April 08)
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Banksia spinulosa - Hairpin Banksia (21 April 08)
- Banksia ericifolia - Heath Banksia (19 April 08)
- Commelina cyanea - Creeping Christian, Scurvy Weed (18 April 08)
- Lambertia formosa - Honey flower, Mountain devil (14 April 08)
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Wahlenbergia - Native Bluebells (24 March 08)
- Ozothamnus diosmifolius - Everlasting, Paper Daisy (8 March 08)
- Baeckea imbricata (6 March 08)
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Euromyrtus ramosissima - Rosy Heath-Myrtle (29 Feb 08)
- Platysace linearifolia - Narrow-leaf Platysace, Carrot Tops (27 Feb 08)
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Astroloma humifusum - Cranberry Heath (24 Feb)
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Scaevola ramosissima - Snake Flower, Fan Flower
- Platysace lanceolata - Native parsnip (16 Feb 08)
- Persoonia pinifolia - Pine-leaf Geebung
(12 Feb 08)
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Epacris pulchella - NSW Coral Heath (11 Feb 08)

New events and features will always be appearing.

Please email us if you think we should add anything more.

 

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What's happening

The Friends of LCNP have been successful in obtaining a grant from Ku-ring-gai Council's Environmental Levy Small Grants Fund for $5,000 to carry out track construction work at
Dalrymple Hay Nature Reserve.

Events

Welcome to new LCNP manager

Special events for everyone
Birds in Backyards guidelines
Become a Backyard Buddy

For volunteers
Popular plant ID course on again
Events and courses in 2008 -
updates 1 July 2008
LHI weeding tours - places available


Pass applications
Downloadable Resources -
(updated 8 November 07)
Bushcare organisations to join

For Friends
Blue Gum High Forest at St Ives safe at last
Canon Australia Environmental Grant

Photos from our Spring walk

In the Park
Park open or closed?


What's happening here?
Wildlife sightings (Feb 2008)

Reports & photos
Tree planting day 2007
AMP Tree-planting Day