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The Aboriginal Heritage of
Narrabeen Lagoon Catchment
7pm May 30, 2022
Speaker:
Professor Dennis Foley
Dennis was born and grew up in the Northern Beaches.
He will tell us about the significant Aboriginal Heritage in
the catchment of Narrabeen Lagoon.
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NOTE: We are concerned about the pressure Aboriginal Land Councils
in NSW feel to achieve economic income from their lands.
See our letter
to NSW Premier. |
2021 Winner of the
Caring for our Waterways
Eco Award |
Friends
of Narrabeen Lagoon Catchment seeks
permanent environmental
protection
for bushland in Narrabeen Lagoon catchment.
Only 17% of the catchment is protected within Garigal
National Park.
16% is Crown Land needing more permanent
environmental protection. |
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This
is an aerial view of
Narrabeen Lagoon Catchment.
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here
to see
an enlarged version. |
A large area is owned by
Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council.
Click here to
learn about landcare work being done by the
Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council
After years of lobbying, on
1/4/2014
the Narrabeen Lagoon State Park
was declared and in
May 2017 the Park was extended.
Click here for the 2017 map of
Narrabeen Lagoon State Park.
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There was a launch at Mona Vale of the
first Aboriginal Heritage Sign in the Northern
Beaches on April 9th 2018.
The Budawa Aboriginal
Signage Group has been working with Northern Beaches
Council and the Aboriginal Heritage Office to create
appropriate signs that depict Aboriginal history,
archaeological significance and contemporary
achievements across the Northern Beaches. |
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Grevillea caleyii
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Eucalyptus robusta
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Tetratheca glandulosa
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Wildflowers
that grow in Narrabeen Lagoon Catchment
Friends
of Narrabeen Lagoon Catchment,
P.O.Box 845, Narrabeen, NSW 2101
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