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Hornsby Park Grows Greener with 800 New Native Plants

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  • Delegates from the Round Square International Conference 2026 planted 800 native plants near the Quarry Loop at Hornsby Park on 30 September and 1 October. Barker College hosted the conference, which drew more than 1,000 students and teachers from over 150 schools worldwide.
  • Delegates also learned about Indigenous storytelling and how a former quarry became a public park. The planting forms part of Hornsby Shire Council's wider restoration work.
  • Mayor Warren Waddell thanked the participants, saying the plants would serve as a lasting reminder of the connections made.
Hornsby Park Grows Greener with 800 New Native Plants
Photo: Galston Community

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