Randwick's Biodiversity Strategy is designed to improve the understanding and protection of local fauna and flora and the habitat that plants and animals depend upon.
Supported by surveys of Randwick's local frog, reptile and bird populations, the results (below) highlight a rich and abundant biodiversity in the City of Randwick, with more than 200 bird species alone recorded in Randwick, which is approximately a third of all recorded bird species found in Australia.
The Biodiversity Strategy details the key management steps required to ensure that the diverse numbers of plants and animals continue to call Randwick home.
Species, Populations and Ecological Communities of National and State
Native frog species recorded in the City of Randwick to 30 June 2004
Native reptile species recorded in the City of Randwick to 30 June 2004
Native bird species recorded in the City of Randwick to 30 June 2004
Native mammal species recorded in the City of Randwick to 30 June 2004
Native marine flora recorded along the City of Randwick coastline to 30 June 2004
Native marine fauna recorded along the City of Randwick coastline to 30 June 2004
Indigenous vascular plant species recorded in the City of Randwick to 30 June 2004
Native vegetation communities recorded in the City of Randwick to 30 June 2004
Sites in the City of Randwick with National and State natural heritage significance
Native freshwater fishes species recorded in the City of Randwick to 30 June 2004