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12 Aug, Sun 2:03AM				Red Hand Cave.
					Sydney Branch
Glenda S.
Location: Glenbrook View

12 Aug, Sun 12:00PM				Seeking World Heritage Recognition for Ku-ring-gai Chase NP
					Branch
Janine K.
This WildThings NSW Talkfest #4 is about the protection of our environmental heritage and habitat for future generations. View

12 Aug, Sun 9:30AM				Waterways of the Illawarra 3: Collins Creek
Grade:3/6		Length	9km	100m	Illawarra Branch
Helen W.
Our third creek exploration from the mouth to the escarpment, walking on paths, roads and through parkland. Collins Creek has been extensively modified and redirected through the suburb of Woonona, but we can still trace its path through various stages of urban development. Possible overgrown and boggy sections. Location: Wollongong Map: Bulli 90292N Limit: 15. View

13 Aug, Mon 8:50AM				Euroka Clearing & Nepean River
Grade:3/6		Length	16km	340m	Sydney Branch
(Mal’s Group) John H.
Meet Leader on Glenbrook Station platform. Walking to Euroka Clearing in the National Park and then down to the Nepean River. Return to Glenbrook Station. Some steep road walking and lots of steps in places and some steep ascents and descents. Location: Glenbrook Map: Penrith 90303N Limit: 20. View

13 Aug, Mon 9:00AM				Springwood to Glenbrook Creek and back
Grade:2/6		Length	13km	400m	Southern Sydney Branch
Brian E.
Photographic friendly walk down Sassafras Gully to Glenbrook Creek and then  return to Springwood via Martins Falls. Some creek crossings. Location: Blue Mountains NP Limit: 12. View

14 Aug, Tue 9:43AM				Georges River
Grade:3/6		Length	12km		Sydney Branch
(Shirley’s Group) Shirley H.
Walk alongside the river to Simmos Beach Reserve. Moderate pace. Carry morning tea, lunch & water for the day. At finish a bus return to Glenfield Station. Roadways, firetrails (a steep descent on loose rubble with a very slippery surface), bush tracks. View

14 Aug, Tue 9:30AM				Gerringong Falls
Grade:3/6		Length	17km	630m	Southern Highlands Branch
Joan L.
Budderoo Track to Gerringong Falls. The walk follows the Budderoo Fire trail for 6kms to a locked gate on the right. Through the gate is a relatively unused fire trail which deteriorates to a single track leading to Gerringong Creek. Follow the creek along to the falls. Rough track, slippery rocks and unfenced cliff edges. Location: Budderoo NP Map: Robertson 90284N Limit: 20. View

14 Aug, Tue 10:22AM				Greystanes to Central Gardens
Grade:1/6		Length	7km		Sydney Branch
(Jean’s Group) Dianne E.
Greystanes - Viaduct - Lower Prospect Canal Park - Central Gardens. Walk along streets, cycleways, parks, ups & downs, historic viaduct, nice bush. Time to explore the impressive Central Gardens. Bus to Parramatta, train to city. View

15 Aug, Wed 10:19AM				Cabarita Wharf to Concord
		Length	4km		Sydney Branch
(Bob Shayler’s Group) Bob S.
Level ramble Cabarita Wharf to Concord. View

15 Aug, Wed 9:00AM				Giriwa Bagan Walking Trail, Burrill Lake
Grade:2/6		Length	5km		Milton Branch
Barry T.
Led by Barry & Penny Tomkinson. New cultural walk on shores of Burrill Lake. 4 kms with new interpretive signs. Hopefully to be led by NPWS Ranger. Map: Tabourie 89272S View

15 Aug, Wed 6:00PM				NPA Environmental Book Club
					Sydney Branch
Anne D.
For this meeting we will be turning to a classic of environmental writing: A Sand Country Almanac: and Sketches Here and There by Aldo Leopold, first published 1949, there have been various editions published since then including an Ebook. Leopold gives us a charming observation of change over time. His foreword starts - ‘There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot’. At our meeting we would like to reflect on Leopold’s writing and consider how we as conservationists accept change over time or should we be trying to direct it? View

15 Aug, Wed 9:00AM				Sublime Clifftop walking
Grade:2/6		Length	12km	100m	Southern Sydney Branch
Brian E.
Delightful clifftop walking as the flowers begin to bloom. Location: Illawarrra Escarpment SCA Limit: 12. View

16 Aug, Thu 9:09AM				Edgecliff to Circular Quay
Grade:3/6		Length	8km		Sydney Branch
(Jean’s Group) Carol G.
Through Rushcutters Bay then up the first of many steps to Kings Cross. On to Bears Park, past the Koi Pond and Elizabeth Bay House, through Embarkation Park then on to Circular Quay through the Botanical Gardens. Many steps throughout the day - both up and down. View

16 Aug, Thu 6:00PM				History of Sydney’s Rivers
					Branch
Janine K.
Sydney has some beautiful rivers – the Nepean-Hawkesbury, the Parramatta, the Lane Cove, the Georges, the Cooks River. The first peoples of the Sydney region were dependent on these rivers ecosystems. With the growth of Sydney since 1788 many of these rivers have been seriously polluted and degraded from farming, industry, land reclamation, urbanisation and mining. Learn about the history of Sydney’s rivers and why many continue to call for their protection and restoration. View

17 Aug, Fri 5:30PM				2018 Allan Sefton Memorial Lecture
					Branch
General Community Event
Guest speaker: Kate Smolski Talk title: Paradise Lost: The Erosion of NSW Environmental Laws, NSW 2011-2018 The lecture will discuss wider trends and include NSW case studies and on how nature and science became collateral damage in the culture wars. The guest speaker for this year's lecture, Kate Smolski, is the CEO of Nature Conservation Council of NSW and also a professional environmental advocate with over fifteen years of experience in grassroots organizing, campaign strategy, media relations, policy and lobbying. RSVP by registering for a ticket to this event before 13th August 2018! For the guest speaker biography, talk abstract and more information, visit the webpage. View

17 Aug, Fri 9:00AM				Devines Hill and Finchs Line Circuit
Grade:3/6		Length	9.9km	550m	Sydney Branch
Marilyn C.
A great walk at a comfortable pace with a mixture of historic remnants of the Old Great North Rd, and some beautiful views over the Hawkesbury River and other valleys. Most of this walk follows parts of the convict built road, and a number of information signs along the way give a good insight into the construction and history of the road, making the walk more interesting. Wildflowers and sandstone bushland along Finchs Line track. The last section of the walk, along Wisemans Ferry Rd, has some great views of the cliffs above. The historic Thomas James bridge, just before the end of the walk, is the oldest in-use bridge on mainland Australia. (Bookings essential please email or text to register) http://wild.tl/dhaflc Historic road and bush tracks, steep in places, carry sufficient water. Location: Yengo NP View

17 Aug, Fri				Woolpack Gap, Alcatraz and Liberty Gully
Grade:6/6		Length	12km		Sydney Branch
Yuri B.
Numbers are strictly limited. Park at GR 342 178 on Wolgan Road. Walk north west, then north, then north east to enter Woolpack Gap. Next, walk around Woolpack Rock and climb the Watch Tower Spur to the west of it. Follow it north west all the way to about GR 332 204, then walk west to the escarpment and descend into Liberty Gully. Visit Liberty Chamber before proceeding to climb the Alcatraz. From here, use Alcatraz Pass to get back to the cars. Scrambling and exposure. Location: Wollemi NP Map: Ben Bullen 89314S View

18 Aug, Sat				Airly Turret and the Clifftops to the East
Grade:5/6		Length	6km		Sydney Branch
Yuri B.
Find out why this area, part of the Gardens of Stone region, must be protected for future generations. Leave one vehicle at Airly Mountain and drive to Airly Gap. Climb towards Airly Turret, approaching it from the west, then explore the turret and its slots. Continue east through dissected terrain of pagodas and ravines until we join the road which will take us down to the first car. Scrambling and exposure. Location: Mugii Murum-ban SCA Map: Glen Alice 89314N View

18-19 Aug, Sat (08:30AM)-Sun (14:00PM)				Hawkesbury River
Grade:3/6		Length	14km		Sydney Branch
Kris M.
Paddling from Mooney Mooney up the Hawkesbury River to camp overnight at Marramarra. Partly open waters. Camping gear, food and drinking water to be carried in kayak. PFDs compulsory. Own kayak and some experience required. Limit: 8. View

18 Aug, Sat				Kellys Creek Valley, Glenorie
Grade:4/6		Length	10km	150m	Sydney Branch
Peter F.
Neich Road - Fire Trail - Wild Flower Ridge - Kellys Creek Valley - Mini Blue Gum Forest - Neich Road. This should be a very good wild flower walk and there is a nice stand of Blue Gums in Kellys Creek valley. Fire trail, track, off-track with mild scrub, minor scrambling. Map: Wilberforce 90301N Limit: 12. View

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