Parys Wetland Park NPC

13/06/2026

In a remarkable effort, 186 bags of garbage were collected and removed from problem areas around End Str, thanks to the tireless work of a dedicated team of eco-warriors and two rounds of Ngwathe's municipal refuse truck in just 3 hours! 🌱

11/06/2026

The end is in sight with some of the last remaining pieces of the rail trail getting their long-overdue makeover, providing a safer, drier, and uninterrupted route throughout the Parys Wetland Park NPC 🌱

11/06/2026

Savouring the golden embrace of Jack Frost before fire season hits the reset button🍁🍂

11/06/2026

Meet Sammy, the endearing and inquisitive African Stonechat, Saxicola torquatus, a resident in Parys Wetland Park NPC. Sammy appears to have made a connection between our activities and the insects that are uncovered, allowing him to capitalize on this bounty while keeping a safe distance in the nearby scrub. The African Stonechat's distribution encompasses Sub-Saharan Africa, with populations reaching into Arabia. Thirteen subspecies are recognized across its range, featuring diverse colour morphs.🌱

04/06/2026

Thankyou Liezl for your awesome coverage of Parys Wetland Park NPC!🌱

Friday's outreach was an excellent opportunity for the learners to experience what they have learnerd in nature.

03/06/2026

Substantial progress has been made with the rail trail fully cleared and open from behind the Parys Primary netball fields all the way down to Grens Str where our very feisty neighbour of the Parys Wetland Park NPC can be greeted. Parys Wetland Park NPC

03/06/2026

On May 26, 2026, the Working for Fire team declares an assault on the growing menace of catbush and wild asparagus in End Street.

03/06/2026

A productive Friday, May 29 2026, saw local school groups engaging in an educational tour of the Parys Wetland Park NPC, concentrating on the importance of wetland conservation, water quality monitoring, and the vital contribution of plants to water quality enhancement and pollutant reduction. Parys Wetland Park NPC

13/05/2026

Crispy winter mornings and a park taking shape❄️🌱

13/05/2026

Vacancy notice🌱