Roleybushcare is an environmental group that is focused on maintaining and protecting the Jarrah bushland around the Roleystone and Karragullen areas.
We are a non-profit, volunteer organisation. Each month we run planting and dieback treatment days in the bush. We rely on volunteers to function and make these days happen, so feel free to get in touch and join in.
The concept of a flora database for the Roleystone reserves was conceived to help Roleystone residents identify the native plants in the local reserves and on their own bush blocks.
Local volunteer John Horgan designed the software for the project and Lee Hassan propagated it with the information. It will be an ongoing project.
Read more ...With the easing of Covid-19 restrictions in WA, Roleybushcare is able to start our field days again with a joint planting morning with Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group on the Thomson Road walk track in Roleystone on Sunday the 12th of July. We start at 9 am and will finish by midday. See our events listing above for more details.
In line with current social gathering restrictions, Roleybushcare has cancelled all field days and meetings for the forseeable future. This also means that our annual native plant sale in June will no longer take place.
We will let you know when things change and our field days are back. All Roleybushcare volunteers on our mailing list will be informed by email. If you are not on our mailing list then email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. so that you can be added to the list.
Our first field day of 2020 saw Roleybushcare volunteers at Canning Mills reserve in Roleystone on Sunday the 9th of February.
Read more ...A very good turnout of volunteers last month completed Roleybushcare's dieback treatment of Eskdale reserve on our last field day for 2019.
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