Save our Royal National Park wildlife corridor
- by: www.otfordeco.com
- recipient: 10,000 signatures needed to protect our Royal National Park
The future of Australia's iconic Royal National Park , Heathcote, Dharawal, Garawarra, and the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Areas has been in doubt for over thirty years due to the constant threat of over-development, urban sprawl and extraction industries in the essential green wildlife corridor that connects them.
The Royal National Park and its adjacent State Conservation Areas will suffer greatly if the wildlife habitat corridor connecting them is eroded any further, and each parkland becomes a remote 'island' bounded by concrete, cyclone fencing and moonscape clearing. Biodiversity relies on wildlife migration for feeding, breeding and new sanctuary areas in times of bushfire and drought. A connecting canopy of trees is essential for many species from native insects to the much loved Koala.
Geographically compared to the whole of NSW this southern wildlife corridor is only small, but it is one of the most essential and unique on the East coast of Australia.
Essential to
- the future and biodiversity of the national parks and state conservation areas
- protection and repopulation of many endangered and threatened species of native fauna & flora
- tourism of NSW and recreation of residents
- Aboriginal culture and heritage
- our drinking water and Port Hacking catchment
- clean naturally filtered air for Sydney & Wollongong
Premier O'Farrell, you and your cabinet now have the power to save this 'green corridor' and create an amazing life long legacy for future NSW residents and millions of tourists. This would make yours, a government to be remembered for such a positive action towards conservation and tourism.
Please register my name, as one of the signatures required by you to raise the 'protection of the NSW green corridor between our National Parks & SCAs' as an urgent issue in Parliament.
The Royal National Park and its adjacent State Conservation Areas will suffer greatly if the wildlife habitat corridor connecting them is eroded any further, and each parkland becomes a remote 'island' bounded by concrete, cyclone fencing and moonscape clearing. Biodiversity relies on wildlife migration for feeding, breeding and new sanctuary areas in times of bushfire and drought. A connecting canopy of trees is essential for many species from native insects to the much loved Koala.
Geographically compared to the whole of NSW this southern wildlife corridor is only small, but it is one of the most essential and unique on the East coast of Australia.
Essential to
- the future and biodiversity of the national parks and state conservation areas
- protection and repopulation of many endangered and threatened species of native fauna & flora
- tourism of NSW and recreation of residents
- Aboriginal culture and heritage
- our drinking water and Port Hacking catchment
- clean naturally filtered air for Sydney & Wollongong
Premier O'Farrell, you and your cabinet now have the power to save this 'green corridor' and create an amazing life long legacy for future NSW residents and millions of tourists. This would make yours, a government to be remembered for such a positive action towards conservation and tourism.
Please register my name, as one of the signatures required by you to raise the 'protection of the NSW green corridor between our National Parks & SCAs' as an urgent issue in Parliament.
Dear Premier O'Farrell,
Your pre-election promise was to declare Dharawal SCA, a National Park . We all look forward to that happening within your current term of office
However the future of our iconic Royal National Park , Heathcote, Dharawal, Garawarra, and the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Areas has been in doubt for over thirty years due to the constant threat of over-development, urban sprawl and extraction industries in the essential green wildlife corridor that connects them.
The Royal National Park and its adjacent State Conservation Areas will suffer greatly if the wildlife habitat corridor connecting them is eroded any further, and each parkland becomes a remote 'island' bounded by concrete, cyclone fencing and moonscape clearing. Biodiversity relies on wildlife migration for feeding, breeding and new sanctuary areas in times of bushfire and drought. A connecting canopy of trees is essential for many species from native insects to the much loved Koala.
Geographically compared to the whole of NSW this southern wildlife corridor is only small, but it is one of the most essential and unique on the East coast of Australia.
Essential to
- the future and biodiversity of the national parks and state conservation areas
- protection and repopulation of many endangered and threatened species of native fauna & flora
- tourism of NSW and recreation of residents
- Aboriginal culture and heritage
- our drinking water and Port Hacking catchment
- clean naturally filtered air for Sydney & Wollongong
Premier O'Farrell, you and your cabinet now have the power to save this 'green corridor' and create an amazing life long legacy for future NSW residents and millions of tourists. This would make yours, a government to be remembered for such a positive action towards conservation and tourism.
Please register my name, as one of the signatures required by you to raise the 'protection of the NSW green corridor between our National Parks & SCAs' as an urgent issue in Parliament.
Yours faithfully
Sign PetitionSign PetitionYour pre-election promise was to declare Dharawal SCA, a National Park . We all look forward to that happening within your current term of office
However the future of our iconic Royal National Park , Heathcote, Dharawal, Garawarra, and the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Areas has been in doubt for over thirty years due to the constant threat of over-development, urban sprawl and extraction industries in the essential green wildlife corridor that connects them.
The Royal National Park and its adjacent State Conservation Areas will suffer greatly if the wildlife habitat corridor connecting them is eroded any further, and each parkland becomes a remote 'island' bounded by concrete, cyclone fencing and moonscape clearing. Biodiversity relies on wildlife migration for feeding, breeding and new sanctuary areas in times of bushfire and drought. A connecting canopy of trees is essential for many species from native insects to the much loved Koala.
Geographically compared to the whole of NSW this southern wildlife corridor is only small, but it is one of the most essential and unique on the East coast of Australia.
Essential to
- the future and biodiversity of the national parks and state conservation areas
- protection and repopulation of many endangered and threatened species of native fauna & flora
- tourism of NSW and recreation of residents
- Aboriginal culture and heritage
- our drinking water and Port Hacking catchment
- clean naturally filtered air for Sydney & Wollongong
Premier O'Farrell, you and your cabinet now have the power to save this 'green corridor' and create an amazing life long legacy for future NSW residents and millions of tourists. This would make yours, a government to be remembered for such a positive action towards conservation and tourism.
Please register my name, as one of the signatures required by you to raise the 'protection of the NSW green corridor between our National Parks & SCAs' as an urgent issue in Parliament.
Yours faithfully
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