City of Wollongong News: Environment
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Pump up those tyres– the first stage of the Illawarra Escarpment Mountain Bike Network is now open.
Nature Shake is back for its second year, and the event is promising plenty of fun hands-on nature and garden activities celebrating our local environment.
Looking for a sign to finally say hi to your neighbours? Here it is!
As winter fades Wollongong residents can get in on the urban greening act through Wollongong City Council’s Adopt a Tree program.
Plastic Free July may be over, but the commitment to protecting Lake Illawarra continues year-round. Across our community, passionate individuals are stepping up to help us care for this precious ecosystem every day.
It’s not a blue light disco, but Wollongong City Council’s After Dark Blue Light Plastic Cleanup promises to be a memorable night at Stuart Park.
The days might be cooler, but it is actually one of the best times in the year to get outside, stretch your legs and give your immune system a little boost. A brisk walk along Lake Illawarra at lunchtime not only clears the head but can also help strengthen your defences, reduce stress, and break up long days behind a desk.
Plastic Free July is a global movement encouraging people to reduce single-use plastics. Around Lake Illawarra, it’s more relevant than ever. Our beautiful lake is not only a recreational haven but a vital ecosystem that deserves protection from plastic pollution.
Don’t let the cool weather put you off getting into the garden.
We know rooftop solar power and batteries are a hot topic of conversation for many in our community.