Spring is a great season to get outdoors and get into your garden, and we have been doing just that around Sydney Olympic Park, making the most of the recent downfall of rain! This picture shows you a carpobrotus, a…
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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Sad news about our Sea-Eagle chick
We have sad news to report as the little eaglet (known to some as SE13) died on Friday afternoon. Over the past week, even though it seemed to be growing and developing, we had noticed it was having difficulty in…
Posted in Places & green spaces
The Park is blossoming!
It’s that time of year again, when our Manchurian Pear trees start to blossom, marking a special occasion for us at Sydney Olympic Park. Did you know that Manchurian Pear trees were specially planted around the town centre as they…
Posted in Growth & development, Places & green spaces
Congratulations Ribs & Rumps!
And the winner is… These famous words commonly associated with Sydney Olympic Park were used again last night at the 2014 Auburn City Business Awards, which showcased local businesses and the important role they play. We would like to congratulate…
Posted in Uncategorized
How far do you travel to get home?
One of our local residents travels over 20,000kms to be at the Park! Yes, the Curlew Sandpiper is one of our lovely bird residents at Sydney Olympic Park and travels between the northern Arctic and here each year. Another guest speaker…
Posted in Uncategorized
Beating the bite of ticks and mosquitoes
Want to find out how to take the sting out of those mozzie bites in summer? Then get along to the Life in the Park free short talks and hear from Dr Cameron Webb, Principal Scientific Officer and Clinical Lecturer,…
