Habitat Projects
As a National Park, we are committed to improving our Tourist Park to accommodate the huge variety of native flora and fauna that inhabit the Lane Cove Valley.
Without a safe place to live, our native plants and animals have difficulty keeping their numbers up.
To that end, we have developed a very comprehensive habitat management plan for all creatures and all plants great and small.
If you would like to know more about our local native plants and animals, click here for downloadable fact sheets.
- Carbon Reduction
- Water Management
- Habitat Projects
- Plants and animals
- Eco Tourism
- Maintaining our
environment - Future scientists
- Worm farming
- Sustainability Education
With several threatened species populations in Lane Cove National Park, our Habitat projects are designed to create and maintain habitats for these species, thereby encouraging population growth.
Listed below is a small sample of our projects. To see all of our great work in creating and maintaining habitat and eco systems, why not visit us?
This project was a dual purpose habitat/eco system project and a landcare project. This is one of the four sediment basins we have built on park. The sediment basins have become home to Red Crowne Toadlets and Water Dragons as well as a large variety of lizards.
The project below is a very good illustration of how we incorporate habitat into our bush regenration and garden presentation. This small development has created a home for a variety of lizards and small mammals.
Environmental Initiatives. Info on Ecotourism Carbon Reduction Water Management Habitat Projects : Habitat Projects
