Established in 1996 to protect, regenerate and conserve the Royal Park as a unique, indigenous, central city park for present and future generations.
Oppose alienation of parkland by government, commercial, sporting and other bodies to:-
Ensure development consistent with principles of the 1987 Royal Park Master Plan, and provide –
Public access consistent with the terms of the establishment of the Royal Park.
Registration No A0035478L
PO Box 197 Parkville 3052
At last an opportunity to work in the park again!
When: Wednesday Nov 18th
Time: 10am to 12 noon
Where: Meet at the Walmsley House, 161 Gatehouse St, Parkville (Royal Parade e…
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NOTE WORKING BEES ON HOLD TILL LIFTING OF ST 4 RESTRICTIONSSTAY SAFE! SEE YOU SOON.
Working bees in Royal Park are held regularly.
When: first and third Wednesdays of each month
Time: 10am…
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The next working bee will be at the Brens Remnant Native Vegetation site.
When: Wednesday 18 September
Time: 10am-12noon
Where: Meet at park end of St Georges Grove, Parkville West
Contac…
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The next working bee will be at the Brens Remnant Native Vegetation site.
When: Wednesday 21 August
Time: 10am-12noon
Where: Meet at St Georges Grove, Parkville West
Hope you can come hel…
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The next working bee will be:
When : Wednesday July 17
When: 10-12noon
Where: Meet at Walmsley House
This time we will be removing tree guards to newly established plants.…
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Established in 1996 to protect, regenerate and conserve the Royal Park as a unique, indigenous, central city park for present and future generations.