Inner West Council’s Post

Our local grant makes a splash at KU Crusader Preschool Last week, Jon Stiebel, Urban Sustainability Manager and Asia Blamey, Environment Officer, joined KU Children's Services (KU Crusader Preschool) in Marrickville to celebrate the grand unveiling of their new frog pond and rainwater tank. With the support of an Inner West Council Grant, the preschool has transformed their outdoor space with an ecosystem for frogs to support children's learning. The rainwater tank will conserve water for the garden and wildlife, while the pond provides a safe and thriving habitat for new froggy friends. Families at the service have created frog hotels for extra security. The project aims to support children’s growing ecological awareness and stewardship of the environment.

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Dr Noni Boyd

Dr Noni Boyd Architectural Historian & Heritage Specialist

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Inner west has a high frog pond density. Turtles in Whites Creek too.

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