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Friends of the Parks

Friends of Rail Corridor

Join the Friends of Rail Corridor community to help protect and steward this shared green space connecting nature, heritage, and people.

Last updated on 8 October 2026
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Friends of Rail Corridor (FoRC) was officially formed in 2017 to cultivate active community stewardship towards the Rail Corridor as a shared community space.

Open to all members of the public, the Friends of Rail Corridor community comprises passionate members from diverse backgrounds, such as nature, heritage and recreational groups, as well as academics, students and residents who live near the Rail Corridor. The community serves as a platform for ground-up initiatives and community-organised activities to activate spaces along the Rail Corridor. Friends of Rail Corridor also works closely with agencies to contribute to the development of community involvement, landscaping work, habitat enhancement, and designs and treatments for heritage structures.

The Friends of Rail Corridor community has come up with the following vision to guide their initiatives:

The Rail Corridor is a natural and continuous green passage connecting our past and present, and a lifeline for people and wildlife. We have a collective responsibility to protect its unique character and promote its heritage for diverse communities.

People seated in a meeting room watching a presentation projected on a screen reading "Our Habitats, Conserved".

FRC meeting in 2023

A person stands at a podium speaking to a group of seated people, with a presentation projected on a screen in the background.

FRC heritage workshop in 2022

Three people in a green, forested area are digging soil with hoes and wearing gloves.

FRC tree planting activity in 2021