Location: Corner of Hookway Crescent and Northward Road
Assessment No: 182353
Reserve No: 30151
Comments: There is a very large old jarrah in this reserve.
The map above was supplied by the Environmental Officer from the City of Armadale. The key to the maps are as below: Red line - firebreak Yellow line - walking track
Roleybushcare was delighted to receive an award of $500 from the CommBank Community Donation Program. The money will go towards furthering Roleybushcare's mission to protect and preserve our local bush reserves.
Catherine Shaefer from the Armadale branch of the Commonwealth Bank joined us at our regular field day on Sunday to present the cheque in person, which was a thoughtful gesture. Her support and presence on the day exemplifies CommBank's commitment to community engagement and its desire to make a positive impact on local initiatives like ours.
Our request for funding to continue our work in 2023/24 protecting the local bush reserves against dieback has been approved by the Bushcare and Environmental Working Group.
Many thanks to the City of Armadale for continuing to support our work. Together we continue to make a difference to the health of our wonderful bush reserves..
At our recent AGM, our committee was returned unanimously. Thank you to all who came and thank you to the Committee for your continued service to Roleybushcare.
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Our request for funding for our Group was approved by the Bushcare and Environmental Working Group. The Bushcare Environmental Working
Group (BEWG) is a collective of representatives from the local community who are actively engaged in the protection and rehabilitation of the environment.
BEWG includes representatives from each of the Bushcare volunteer groups that are active within the City’s bushland reserves. Please have a look at the City of Armadale's webpage about environment work click here.
Many thanks to the City of Armadale for continuing to support our efforts. Together we do make a difference.