Mt Eliza Regional Park

Mount Eliza Regional Park is a MEAFEC initiative and is an extension of the former Moorooduc Quarry Flora and Fauna Reserve. The park supports about 215 indigenous flora and 120 indigenous fauna species, making it a living museum of local nature as well as a place of great natural beauty.
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Swamp Rats

With patience, Swamp Rats may be observed at the Williams Road Beach.
They can be distinguished from the feral Black Rat by smaller eyes and ears and a shorter tail.
At this location they are predominately Brown. However they can be found throughout Mt Eliza. Find out more about the Swamp Rat Here.

Swamp Rat Photo has been supplied by Paul Bertuch.

CoastCare

Mount Eliza CoastCare is a community organisation affiliated with the Mount Eliza Association for Environmental Care (MEAFEC). Since 1998 it has been actively engaged in rehabilitating the Mount Eliza coast. Its aim is to establish and maintain a continuous and ecologically viable public foreshore reserve along all of Mount Eliza's coast. Submissions are made to protect our coast from inappropriate development and working bees are regularly held. Read more Here.