Protecting Sydney Harbour's Future Together
Join us in preserving the beauty and enjoyment of Sydney Harbour for everyone.
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Protecting Sydney Harbour Together
Friends of Sydney Harbour Inc. advocates for the preservation and enjoyment of Sydney Harbour, ensuring its beauty and amenity for current and future generations.
Friends of Sydney Harbour Inc. supports and promotes peaceful and responsible enjoyment for recreational, public, residential, and commercial use.
Sydney Harbour is a truly iconic gem of Australia, with a rich history and outstanding scenic beauty at the heart of the city of Sydney. A diverse landscape, both aquatic and terrestrial, imbued with spiritual and social meaning for millennia. It has been a place of home, work and leisure for generations. We aim to ensure its unique charm is preserved for everyone in perpetuity.
Promote & Protect Sydney Harbour
Advocating for the preservation and enjoyment of Sydney Harbour for all community members.
Community Engagement
Join us and add your support to promote awareness and appreciation of Sydney Harbour's beauty and amenity.
Responsible Enjoyment
Friends of Sydney Harbour works with the community to promote and protect Sydney Harbour for all to enjoy.
Collaborate with local stakeholders to ensure sustainable practices around Sydney Harbour for current and future generations.
Environment Protection
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We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the foreshore lands, waters and sky, the Borogegal, Birrabirrigal, Cammeraygal, Dharug, Gadigal, Gayamagal, Wallumedegal and Wangal, Peoples. Highly significant to the Traditional Custodians, the creation story Boora Birra describes how the great eel spirit created the water courses known today as Sydney Harbour. It is also significant as the place of first contact between the Traditional custodians and non-aboriginal people.