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BUSH CARE DATES

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Second Friday of the month at Pigott Street, Dulwich Hill

Third Sunday of the month at Waratah Mills, Dulwich Hill

Third Wednesday of the month at Johnson Park, Dulwich Hill

Fourth Friday of the month at Pigott Street, Dulwich Hill 

All sites are on the GreenWay, right near the Light Rail stops at Dulwich Hill and Waratah Mills


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Welcome to IWEG

The Inner West Environment Group (IWEG) is a volunteer bushcare group that established and maintains sites along  the GreenWay.

The GreenWay is an urban green corridor in Sydney's Inner West. It is a bush corridor and a hub for community arts and groups, bushcare, walking and cycling. 

The group has volunteers at four sites along the rail corridor at Dulwich Hill – at the ends of Davis, Pigott and Little streets and beside the Waratah Mills apartment block.  Waratah Mills was split and Johnson Park was created. 
 
IWEG were instrumental in the creation of sites at Cadigal Reserve, Summer Hill; Lords Rd, Leichhardt; and Richard Murden Reserve, Haberfield. Cadigal Reserve and Richard Murden Reserve are now maintained by Greenway Bushcare.

Anybody who wants to connect with nature, their local community and other people is welcome to join us.  It is fun and there are many ways you can get involved.


Bandicoot Bushcarers

Inner West Environment Group is quite a mouthful, and because  one  of our aims is to protect the local colony of Long-nosed Bandicoots, we also call ourselves Bandicoot Bushcarers.

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A conductor on the light rail was overheard to say, "What I like about my job is being able to look out the windows and see the trees."

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Acknowledgement: This website is based on a version created and funded as part of the Greenway Project, it is based on a layout defined by energeTica and significant content created by James Tremain, the IWEG Communications Officer.
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