Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub – Fire management

Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub was the 1^st ecological community listed as threatened in NSW. Come and see how fire is being used to manage its natural regeneration. And see what happened when a fire got out of control in 2020.

This walk and talk will take place at the spectacular North Head Sanctuary – the best site to visit ESBS. Our route will follow existing tracks, much of which is on elevated boardwalks. Flowering of many species is due to have started. Also expect excellent views across the harbour and northern beaches.

The walk will be led by experienced bush regenerator, Peter Jensen, Environment Officer for Sydney Harbour Federation Trust, who has managed the site for the past 19 years.

Site Capacity – 20

The meeting point is the Gunner Road carpark.

COST

MEMBERS                   $5

NON MEMBERS          $10

STUDENTS                   $0

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