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Background information

In May 2021 we invited local residents to share their thoughts about the playgrounds at Charles Rooks and Dagola reserves in Nunawading. We heard a variety of opinions and suggestions from community members who use these two reserves.

In 2024, we asked for feedback to help us prepare a Landscape Master Plan for Charles Rooks and Dagola Reserves in Nunawading. The Landscape Master Plan will provide a clear direction for the future development of both reserves as places for the local community to enjoy, and for the preservation and regeneration of indigenous vegetation.

Located in Nunawading, Charles Rooks and Dagola Reserves are small, connected reserves totalling 3.4 hectares in size. The two reserves are linked by a narrow neck of open space between two housing developments. These are open parkland with indigenous tree species and native vegetation and are used by the community for a variety of passive recreational purposes. There are currently two small playgrounds – one located in each reserve. The Pipe Track Reserve is located immediately north-west of Dagola reserve and is owned by Melbourne Water.