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Beverly Hills Launches New Bushcare Group
Residents invited to join community effort to restore local nature reserve
Mar. 18, 2026 at 8:44am
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Georges River Council is launching a new Bushcare group in Beverly Hills Park (Black Forest Reserve) and is inviting local residents to sign up. The Bushcare program allows volunteers to help care for local bushland by removing weeds, planting native species, and restoring natural habitats.
Why it matters
The Beverly Hills Park Bushcare group gives residents a way to get involved in protecting the natural areas that make the local community special. Volunteers can contribute to improving biodiversity and creating a greener future for the neighborhood.
The details
The Bushcare program continues to grow each year, with local volunteers contributing hundreds of hours to habitat restoration projects across the Georges River area. No experience is needed, as the Council's Bushcare Officers provide all necessary tools and training. The new Beverly Hills Park group will hold its first sessions on March 21 and April 18.
- The first Beverly Hills Park Bushcare session will be held on Saturday, March 21, 2026 from 8:00am to 10:30am.
- The second Beverly Hills Park Bushcare session will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 8:00am to 10:30am.
The players
Georges River Council
The local government authority responsible for the Beverly Hills Park and the new Bushcare program.
Elise Borg
The Mayor of Georges River Council, who is encouraging the community to get involved in the Bushcare program.
What they’re saying
“The bushland that surrounds us is part of what makes Georges River special, and its future depends on our shared care.”
— Elise Borg, Mayor of Georges River Council
“The new Beverly Hills Park Bushcare group gives residents of Hurstville Ward a simple and rewarding way to protect local plants and wildlife, while also enjoying a social morning with neighbours.”
— Elise Borg, Mayor of Georges River Council
What’s next
Residents interested in joining the Beverly Hills Park Bushcare group can register their interest on the Georges River Council Bushcare webpage and complete the Bushcare Volunteer Form.
The takeaway
The launch of the Beverly Hills Park Bushcare group demonstrates the community's commitment to protecting and restoring the local natural environment. By getting involved, residents can contribute to improving biodiversity and creating a greener future for their neighborhood.


