Weeds are one of the most serious threats to Australia’s biodiversity and getting worse as new invaders arrive and existing ones spread. The Paddy Pallin Foundation has chosen to tackle this problem in two ways, by offering robust support to the Invasive Species Council the tireless campaigners for better policies to manage pernicious weeds, and by taking on bush regeneration efforts at the Paddy Pallin Reserve in Lindfield working with the council to create a template of best practice for ongoing Landcare when it comes to weed invasions.

SUPPORTING THE INVASIVE SPECIES COUNCIL

The Paddy Pallin Foundation is supporting the Invasive Species Council to campaign for better and prevention-focused laws and policies.

To go to the Invasive Species Council’s website click here

The Invasive Species Council with the support of the Paddy Pallin Foundation has published the document Stopping NSW’s Creeping Peril, as part of its campaign, Stopping NSW’s Weed Crisis. To read further click here

PADDY PALLIN RESERVE BUSH REGENERATION

The Paddy Pallin Foundation supports the bush regeneration of Paddy Pallin Reserve, Lindfield, a bushland reserve of Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council. Find further information here