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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Jordyn Beazley

Wolli Creek national park gains additional 4.7 hectares of land to complete ‘green ribbon’

Aerial view of the Wolli Creek regional national park
The Wolli Creek regional national park provides habitat for 460 plant and animal species. Photograph: NSW government

Almost five hectares of parklands has been added to the Wolli Creek regional national park – “a patch of green ribbon” which runs through dense suburbs in Sydney’s south – in the past year.

The Minns government added the additional 4.7 hectares after a $13m election commitment to complete the park, which borders Wolli Creek and was first promised by the Carr government in 1998.

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