Drive Kangaroo Aware

Drive Kangaroo Aware The Drive Kangaroo Aware campaign aims to reduce the risk of motor vehicle collisions with kangaroos across the Hawkesbury area in NSW.

04/08/2026
Thank you Bligh Park Public School for supporting our Drive Kangaroo Aware campaign by displaying a road safety sign des...
04/08/2026

Thank you Bligh Park Public School for supporting our Drive Kangaroo Aware campaign by displaying a road safety sign designed by a young community member, Chloe.

The artwork submitted by Bligh Park students for our canvas for kangaroos competition was very impressive. Well done Sophia, Logan, Nivedita, Giselle, Alira, Joanna, Delilah, Sargun, and Damian.

02/08/2026

Thank you for the beautiful Welcome to Country by Dharug Dhiyin (Woman) Corina Norman, who attended with her mudyin (family) in support of our art presentation and movie afternoon at The Regent Theatre Richmond in June. Corina and Becky led the Dhangurra Nuru Women's Dance Group and shared culture through dance.

22/07/2026

Morning fog Richmond
Slow down in kangaroo risk areas
➡️ Londonderry Road
➡️ The Driftway
➡️ Castlereagh Road

16/07/2026

🦘 Everyone wants to get home safely.

Rain, fog, dusk and dawn are when kangaroos are most active and when drivers are most at risk of a collision.

If you're travelling through a known high-risk area (look for the yellow kangaroo warning signs), slow down and stay alert, especially during autumn and winter when reduced daylight and cooler weather increase kangaroo activity.

Before you head off, check the Drive Kangaroo Aware map to see high-risk locations:
https://ow.ly/6u1v50ZnyOG

📷Image credit: Courtesy of Drive Kangaroo Aware and Hawkesbury Environment Network HEN supported by the NSW Government Towards Zero initiative. Artwork by Sindy.

Four year old Harvey is applying the knowledge he learnt at our Drive Kangaroo Aware event by Riding Kangaroo Aware at t...
13/07/2026

Four year old Harvey is applying the knowledge he learnt at our Drive Kangaroo Aware event by Riding Kangaroo Aware at the learn-to-ride track at Centenary of ANZAC Reserve, Castle Hill.
A fun way to teach road safety at an early age. Good work Harvey!

Enforcing speed limits in high risk areas reduces the risk of a collision 🦘➡️ The Driftway, Richmond/Agnes Banks
09/07/2026

Enforcing speed limits in high risk areas reduces the risk of a collision 🦘
➡️ The Driftway, Richmond/Agnes Banks

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