City of Wollongong News: Environment
Stories and media releases from Wollongong City Council about caring for our environment, sustainable living, active transport, climate change and more.
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Community input essential to shared vision for Wollongong's green heart
It builds on Tiny Forests planted at Tarrawanna, Keiraville, Berkeley and Fairy Meadow
The latest design phase connects Austinmer and Coledale including the Sharky Beach Carpark.
The new plan outlines a range of measures to manage flooding issues within the Hewitts Creek catchment
National Tree Day turns 30 this Sunday and we need your help to celebrate with planting events in Horsley and Berkeley.
Wollongong City Council has formalised a new agreement with South East Local Land Services (SELLS), ensuring the current collaborative approach to managing feral deer will continue through the peak rut season.
Lord Mayor Tania Brown is asking residents to be alert for the dangerous H5N1 strain of bird flu after a positive case was confirmed on the mid-north coast of NSW.
Expanded polystyrene can be recycled for free at Wollongong Community Recycling Centre (CRC) at Whytes Gully.
It’s an exciting time for Wollongong Botanic Garden, with a diverse range of tourism, education, and event providers putting their hand up to be part of a new era for one of Wollongong’s most iconic locations.
A pilot program empowering everyday lake lovers to become environmental leaders has wrapped up, with four standout projects chosen to receive industry support to help bring them forward.