Some of the nesting boxes for Mosman Parks & Bushland’s Nesting Box Project were installed at Wyargine Reserve and we continue to monitor them.

Mosman Parks & Bushland was invited by Mosman’s Community Librarian in February 2021 to present an overview of the work of the Association for a Local Studies Live FaceBook event

Residents, including Mosman Parks& Bushland were strongly opposed to the idea of amalgamation.

In 2019 Mosman Council, encouraged by Mosman Parks & Bushland, applied for and received a grant from our Federal member, Zali Steggall to create a bush corridor on the slopes between Alexander Avenue and Rawson Oval.

In December 2020 the Harbour Trust sought community feedback on their 10 Terminal and Parklands Renewal Project on Middle Head. There will be further opportunities for feedback and comments in 2021.

The committee team, assisted by the Northern Beaches bushcare officer got to work with some heavy weeding, mulching, native plantings and last of all some flower power.

Mosman Parks & Bushland members and President, Kate Eccles, were among thousands who protested against coal on 24  March 2018.

Mosman Parks & Bushland unveiled a plaque dedicated to the memory of Audrey Lenning on 7 December 2017. Read the speech delivered on the occasion by Kate Eccles, President, MPBA.

Sue and the Association were passionate in the belief that public land should be retained and enhanced for the benefit of the public.

In 1964 Audrey Lenning was a foundation member of the Association and, for the rest of her life, was an active campaigner for the protection of bushland and open space.

Mosman Council supported by the local community will be significantly more effective than a distant council with little connection with the locality or the community.

We do not believe the use of synthetic turf is in the interest of the natural environment or of the general public's enjoyment of its parkland. Mosman Parks & Bushland opposes the use of synthetic turf on sports ovals.

On Monday 24 November 2014 a STOP Code 10/50 Protest was held outside the then NSW Premier Mike Baird’s electoral office in Manly.

On 25 October 2014 the Association celebrated 50 years of protecting parks, bushland and open space and the development of a system of bush regeneration, known as the Bradley Method.

Volunteers have been helping restore this unique patch of sandstone heathland,  which honours the Bradley sisters, Eileen and Joan, who invented the concept of bush regeneration in the 1960s.

The Mosman Parks & Bushland Association had its gestation due to the work of Eileen Burton Bradley and Joan Burton Bradley, bush regenerators.

A talk given by Ann Cook, a committee member of the Mosman Parks & Bushland Association, to the Mosman Historical Society in September 2014.

Former Mayor of Mosman, the late Barry O’Keefe (20 May 1933 – 24 April 2014), told some wonderful stories about working with the Bradley Sisters in an interview he gave for Mosman Library.

This is an excellent guide written by the Mosman Historical Society in 2010, about the Bradleys Head area, including Sirius Cove, Athol Bay, Bradleys Head itself and around the point to Taylors Bay.