Pagoda landscapes support a vast array of rare plant and animal life
Join us in protecting the Gardens of Stone just 2 hours from Sydney
The Gardens of Stone is a region of international significance, renowned for its sandstone pagodas, ancient forests, wild rivers and rich biodiversity. Together, we advocate for the long-term protection of this region through strong environmental safeguards, evidence-based advocacy and community action. Our work focuses on the two greatest threats facing the region today: the impacts of coal mining and inappropriate tourism development.
News and Events
Independent MP, Jacqui Scruby, today will introduce a bill to protect Sydney’s drinking water from coal mine pollution, delivering a Labor promise it has failed to act on.
The Gardens of Stone Alliance commends Ms Scruby for her efforts to prevent pollution in the Sydney drinking water catchment and calls on the Minns Government to support the Bill.
The Gardens of Stone Alliance is launching its campaign to fix our drinking water, Thursday 29 October, 6pm
Sydney’s drinking water is being polluted by coal mining that is decimating the natural values of the beautiful Gardens of Stone region. [Link to RSVP is here!]
