Council’s Administration Centre at Norwest, all Hills Shire Libraries and Hills Community Care will be closed ANZAC Day, 25 April.
Help us protect & improve native bush through plant identification, fauna monitoring, weed control, seed collection & propagation.
Information on tree removal and preservation on public land (reserves and residential nature strips) and private residents (your home and land).
Promoting sustainable living at home, in the garden and surrounding bushland.
Learn about Council’s re-vegetation projects, get your free native plants, volunteer at the nursery.
Find information and events on sustainable living and reducing waste.
Programs to protect native animals from foxes and Indian Myna Birds.
Information on monitoring backyard burning and wood fired home heaters, illegal dumping, noise pollution and sediment and erosion control.
Spotted any native fauna in our bushland reserves? Let us know!
Information for owners and leasees of industrial premises.
Working together to combat the weed Privet and other noxious weeds.
The Habitat Stepping Stone program will teach you how to add elements to your backyard or balcony to create a valuable wildlife-friendly stopover.