Blackwood Reserve links Blackwood Drive to Lautoka Drive.  It is an attractive reserve that contains a picnic setting and buffer habitat of scattered eucalypts and blackwoods, while the undulating western section contains remnant orchard rows showing the orcharding history of the area.

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Smedley Reserve provides pedestrian access between Smedley Road and Curry Road with a sealed but steep path. The reserve contains indigenous vegetation and is within the Oban Road Biosite 21 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012. 

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This popular park on George Street in Doncaster East is close to Doncaster Gardens Primary School.

Places and spaces

Highlights of the upgrade include:

• landscape makeover with a new concrete path and bridge
• a rock sitting circle under shady trees
• more trees and plants
• triple swing set and rope climbing unit
• new seating
• picnic area

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The 100 Acres Reserve is 41 hectares and classified as a Conservation Reserve of Regional significance. The Reserve also provides a range of recreation opportunities in a natural bush setting including walking, jogging, dog walking, horse riding and nature appreciation.

A review of The 100 Acres Reserve Management Plan (1996) was completed in 2010 and improvements include continuing to improve the Reserve’s biodiversity, weed and pest control programs, protection of rare or threatened flora species, path upgrades, signage and changes to dog controls in high conservation areas.
 

Pedestrian Links

• Knees Road (Domeney Reserve carpark) 
• Arundel Road
• Berringa Road
• Wirth Road
   

Bring your dog

Dogs on lead except the identified area of environmental significance in the north west corner of the Reserve where dogs are prohibited.

Fire safety at The 100 Acres Reserve

All Manningham reserves are closed on days of total fire ban, or higher extreme or catastrophic Fire Danger Rating. Visiting a reserve on these days places you at risk and potentially in danger.

To check the current Fire Danger Rating or find out if it’s a total fire ban day, go to the CFA website. 

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What we do to reduce fire risk at The 100 Acres Reserve

Finer fuels such as leaf litter, tree branches and twigs raise the level of risk within reserves. Large fallen trees require a much higher level of heat to burn and provide habitats for native wildlife.

Here are some actions we take throughout the year to reduce the fire risk at this reserve:

• create and maintain fuel breaks within the reserve
• maintain grass heights with slashing, brush cutting and tractors year round
• remove fine fuels such as loose and fallen branches
• annual inspection and maintenance of Fire Access Tracks, to ensure emergency service vehicles can access the reserve
• inspect access points, gates and locks

We manage 20 per cent of the land in Manningham, but the other 66 per cent is privately owned. Visit the CFA website for information on how to prepare your private property for fire.

Safer Together

Watch the video below to learn more about:

• different types of vegetation
• how a fire may behave within the reserve
• how to prepare for a fire

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This long and narrow strip of unreserved Crown Land follows Andersons Creek south from Warrandyte State Park.

 The land is maintained by Andersons Creek Catchment Area (ACCA), Landcare group, Melbourne Water and Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning. Part of Fourth Hill Biosite 11 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012, this Reserve contains high quality vegetation and provides a significant wildlife corridor from the Yarra River to 100 Acres Reserve.

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New outdoor fitness station and integrated half court

We're building a new outdoor fitness station and an integrated half court . These works are scheduled to begin in late May and will take around six weeks to complete. 

Boronia Reserve Upgrade

Boronia Reserve Upgrade

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Boronia Reserve is located adjacent to Koonung Creek Linear Park and provides sporting and recreation opportunities for local residents and the wider community. Boronia Reserve has an oval, sports pavilion, carpark, hall used by Phoenix Theatre Group and contains remnant vegetation. The main Koonung Trail runs through part of the Reserve.

Places and spaces

• Sportsground for soccer and cricket
• Melbourne Chinese Soccer Association
• Doncaster Cricket Club
• Koonung Creek Linear Park

Facilities for hire

Boronia Reserve has a soccer ground and cricket pitch available for hire. 

Contact us for bookings and fees.

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Andersons Creek North Reserve is located on the corner of Heidelberg-Warrandyte Road and Harris Gully Road around the Country Fire Authority (CFA) building. A pedestrian path links Goldfields Shopping Centre and Warrandyte Reserve, and east to Gold Memorial Drive and Warrandyte State Park beyond.

The dominant features of the Reserve are Andersons Creek and its native vegetation values (Fourth Hill Biosite11 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012).

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