Description: Randwick Environment Park is a 13-hectare urban nature reserve in Sydney's eastern suburbs featuring bushland, walking trails, and an ephemeral wetland.
Wetlands & Wildlife: Centred on an ephemeral wetland and inland lake that provides a crucial habitat for native water birds, frogs, and lizards.
Facilities: Features walking paths, an elevated recycled-plastic boardwalk, bike tracks, picnic areas with barbecues, and an adjacent community centre.
History: Formerly part of the Randwick Army Barracks used during World Wars I and II, the land was redeveloped into a protected environmental zone and opened in 2010.
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