FOKE
Friends of Ku-ring-gai Environment
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Friends of Ku-ring-gai Environment is a community group dedicated to the conservation and protection of Ku-ring-gai’s built and natural environment. On behalf of residents we work for the maintenance of Ku-ring-gai’s built and natural heritage and the enhancement of its existing character and amenity.
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NATIONAL TRUST – AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL 2025-2026
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Time to register Iconic trees in your area of Ku-ring-gai!
If you want to protect the trees important to you, now is the time.
Ku-ring-gai Council is establishing an Iconic Tree register to help conserve our important trees.
The be eligible, a tree must be:
- Over 5 metres tall, or
- Have a trunk more than 15 cm wide at ground level
The trees are assessed on four key criteria:
- Contributing to the landscape character of your area, such as its prominence and canopy spread
- Its age and maturity. Older, mature trees are important to our history
- Social value, such as historical, community or cultural significance
- Rarity, distinctiveness and biodiversity value. Is it unusual or distinctive or provides exceptional habitat for wildlife?
The determining Panel will assess the trees based on these criteria with 20 trees to be recommended for inclusion each round.
The more information you can provide the better the chances that your recommendations will be registered as an Iconic Tree.
See here for more information on how to apply.
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Friends of Kuringgai Environment
(opens in a new tab)FOKE is a community group with a focus across the Ku-ring-gai area, defending our natural heritage and opposing inappropriate overdevelopment.
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Stop overdevelopment in a Heritage Conservation Area and Environmental Damage1 month ago
Protect Wolseley Road, Lindfield from over development - deadline Aug 13th
petitions.getup.org.au
The residents of Lindfield deserve to protect the very beauty and historical significance their area symbolises for their community.
