Friends of Success is a group for anyone who wants to play a direct role in caring for the land we live on.

If you’re interested in conservation, revegetation (tree planting!), local flora and fauna, and composting, you’re in the right place.

Sign up here, and we’ll be in touch!

Revegetation, watering and maintenance of the Powerlines Patch, located east of the Jan Hammond Dog Park along Bartram Road.
Conservation of the Snake Necked Turtle (Chelodina oblonga) at Jubilee Park along Hammond Road.
Reducing land pollution and microplastic contamination of waterways by keeping Success litter-free.
Establishing a local neighbourhood composting network through suburban Success where kitchen scraps can be diverted from landfill to neighbours with chickens, worm farms, bokashi or compost bins.
Eradication of invasive species in our Wetland areas in Success.

Our initiatives. . .

Isn’t our home beautiful?!

People of all abilities are welcome!
No experience necessary. A little time and a wish to care for our local environment is all you need.
No minimum commitment.

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Please enjoy our community gallery of Success flora and fauna.
If you have some photos to share, send them to us to have them featured here!