Dunecare volunteers work on our beach dunes to:
- Plant suitable native shrubs and grasses to reduce erosion
- Help control weeds
- Remove rubbish
- Enhance our beaches’ natural ecosystems.
The Dunecare program supports Council’s work to manage dunes and also helps our lifeguards and surf clubs.
If you sign up as a Dunecare volunteer, we’ll provide:
- Free training and technical assistance
- All the equipment you’ll need, such as plants, gloves, tools and personal safety gear
- Removal of any rubbish you collect
- Regular information and education such as workshops.
All you need is a couple of free hours a month to take part in this program.
Call us on (02) 4227 7111 to find our more or start volunteering.
You can also visit our Coastal Management page to learn more about how we manage dunes.
- Sustainable Living
- Trees and Plants
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Floods and Stormwater
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Catchments
- Allans Creek Catchment
- Brooks Creek Catchment
- Collins Creek Catchment
- Duck Creek Catchment
- Fairy and Cabbage Tree Creeks Catchment
- Hewitts Creek Catchment
- Kully Bay Catchment
- Lake Illawarra Catchment
- Minnegang Creek Catchment
- Mullet Creek Catchment
- Northern Suburbs Catchment
- Towradgi Creek Catchment
- Wollongong City Catchment
- Stormwater Pollution
- Creek Maintenance
- Stormwater Maintenance
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Catchments
- Coast and Waterways
- Climate Action
- Natural Areas
- Native Animals
- Pest Animals
- Environmental Education