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Photo Gallery

See some of the beautiful specimens of flora and fauna that make Woogaroo Forest the precious habitat it is. 

      Woogaroo Forest, Dry Vine Scrub

          IMAGES OF YOUNG FRILLED LIZARD TAKEN IN WOOGAROO fOREST mAY 2025

            Woogaroo Forest sights and sounds

            MARCH FOR Forest 2026

              Community supports Woogaroo Forest

                Senator larissa waters

                Senator Larissa Waters in March 25 delivered to Parliament the Woogaroo Forest petition demanding bushland be protected for the survival of wildlife like koalas, powerful owls and gliders.

                Ms Waters said the private profits of property developers should not be more important than “critical habitat and the community’s wishes”.

                “Bulldozing this critical habitat, that has 130 species living on it, will not solve the housing crisis,” Ms Waters said.

                Around 16,500 people signed the petition.


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