Friends of Warwick Bushland

The Friends of Warwick Bushland is a community group that cares for the bushland within Warwick Conservation Reserve. The reserve is located in the suburb of Warwick in the City of Joondalup, Perth, Western Australia. The Group was established in 1999 by Karen Clarke and Robyn McElroy and built on Robyn’s group formed two years earlier to care for the Warwick Senior High School bushland.

The Friends of Warwick Bushland undertake activities such as biological surveys, collecting seeds, planting in degraded areas, weed control, removal of rubbish, guided walks, displays and talks, and facilitate educational activities with schools. The group has accumulated a large amount of historical and scientific knowledge about the site’s past use and its vegetation, flora, fauna and fungi.

Membership is free and open to all ages.

What’s On?

Meeting Place

All Friends events start at the carpark in front of the Warwick Bowling Club on Lloyd Drive, Warwick, unless otherwise specified.

What To Bring

Bring drinking water, a hat, gloves, wear closed-in footwear and weather appropriate clothes. Trousers are recommended if walking through the bushland.

Events

Warwick Bushcare is on again on Sat 9 May 2026, then on Saturdays (fortnightly) 8.30am to 10.00am. Tools provided. Bring drinking water, a hat, gloves, wear closed-in footwear and weather appropriate clothes. Newcomers very welcome. Join the team to help look after the bushland.

Warwick Planting Day is on Sun 7 June 2026, 1.00-3.00pm. We’ll have the Warwick Scouts Group helping out. Bring and wear items as listed above. The City of Joondalup supplies the plants and other gear needed. Light refreshments will be served after the planting.

Fungi Walk is planned for late June after the rain starts. Exact date tba. Watch this space or CHECK our Facebook events for an update.

Wildflower and Orchid Walk is planned for September. Exact date tba.

Facebook Events link