Bushcare and Volunteering
Camden Bushcare is an environmental volunteer program coordinated by Camden Council to encourage local communities to actively participate in managing and maintaining the remnant urban bushland areas in the Camden Local Government Area.
Bushcare provides recreation and education opportunities for people of all ages and abilities in the local community. It is also a great way to stay fit, meet new people, and be part of something meaningful all while making a difference to our local environment.
Bushcare groups are led by qualified bushland supervisors and tools and materials are provided on site. No experience is necessary, just enthusiasm and the desire to be part of the team working to restore the unique heritage and character of Camden's bushland.
Bushcare volunteers participate in the following activities:
- Weed control;
- Revegetation;
- Bushland, river and creek restoration;
- Seed collection; and
- Training and workshops.
Volunteers are welcome to join any of the seven Bushcare Groups currently working in bushland areas.
Bushcare Groups: |
When: |
Camden Town Farm Macquarie Grove Road, Camden |
Second Sunday of the month 9am to 12pm |
Harrington Forest Scanlon Crescent, Harrington Park |
Third Saturday of the month 9am to 12pm |
Kings Bush Reserve Chellaston Street, Camden |
Every Tuesday and first Sunday of the month 9am to 12pm |
Parrott Farm Reserve Richardson Road, Narellan (Next to RFS) |
Second Friday of the month 9am to 12pm |
Ron Dine Reserve McCrae Drive (and Cowper Drive), Camden South |
Third Friday of the month 9am to 12pm |
Sickles Creek Reserve Sickles Drive, Grasmere |
Last Sunday of the month 9am to 12pm |
Spring Farm Bush Corridor Hampshire Boulevard, Spring Farm |
Second Saturday of the month 9am to 12pm |
Download the Bushcare Program brochure for further information.