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Blue Gum High Forest Group

The Blue Gum High Forest Group was formed to campaign for the protection of this endangered ecological community for all time. The Blue Gum High Forest Group represents:

  • Nature Conservation Council of NSW
  • STEP Inc
  • Australian Plants Society (North Shore Group)
  • Friends of Ku-ring-gai Environment Inc
  • Friends of Lane Cove National Park Inc
  • Hornsby Conservation Society
  • Ku-ring-gai Historical Society Inc
  • Ku-ring-gai Bat Conservation Society Inc
  • Ku-ring-gai Bushcare Association
  • Lane Cove Bushland and Conservation Society
  • St Ives Progress Association
  • Willoughby Environmental Protection Association Inc
Blue Gum bark, Blue Gum High Forest, St Ives
(photo: Graham Howard)

The Nature Conservation Council of NSW joined the campaign and collected tax-deductible donations toward the acquisition of 100 and 102 Rosedale Road.

The Blue Gum High Forest Group:

  • has succeeded in having the Blue Gum High Forest ecological community listed as critically endangered under Commonwealth legislation,
  • campaigned successfully to have both 100 and 102 Rosedale Road purchased by the NSW Government, and
  • has nominated the Blue Gum High Forest at St Ives for listing on the NSW Heritage Register.
A brief history of the Blue Gum High Forest in St Ives can be found here.

Click here for a list of supporters of the Blue Gum High Forest St Ives campaign.