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Amara Glynn

Environment, wildlife and sustainability
Email
media@gsp.nsw.gov.au

Amara is responsible for the Botanic Gardens and Centennial Parklands environmental strategies, plans and procedures.

Why Centennial Parklands?

I have always been passionate about environmental and conservation work.

Centennial Parklands provides the opportunity to work across a diverse range of projects like assessing the water quality in the ponds, helping to protect wildlife habitats and restoration of plant species found across the Parklands'. 

I love the beautiful natural areas and diversity of wildlife that can be found here.

Articles

22 Oct 2019 Baby wildlife start to emerge at Centennial Parklands

Spring is the best time to see baby wildlife in Centennial Parklands. We have compiled the best places across the Parklands where you can come and see them from afar.

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15 Oct 2019 What to do in bird swooping season

Spring time is bird breeding season which also means swooping season. Centennial Parklands' Environmental Officer, Amara Glynn, has some great advice on what precautions to take and what to do when being swooped by a bird.

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09 Apr 2019 Why the Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub is important

We are dedicated to saving an endangered ecological community. 

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03 Dec 2018 Five ways we reduce, reuse and recycle in the Parklands

We take a look at five of our top ways we practice the three Rs 

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27 Nov 2018 Get to know the baby Powerful Owl in the Parklands

Centennial Park has been blessed with a brand-new arrival – a Powerful Owl chick. Read on to learn more about this elusive Australian bird and how Centennial Parklands help to protect it.
 

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