Sustainability and stewardship Get involved in our environment and sustainability programs, receive an indigenous plant, join a friends of group and support our local biodiversity.
Bushland and biodiversity What we are doing to protect the bushland habitats that provide refuge for our indigenous biodiversity.
Tree management on our land We manage 200,000+ trees around Banyule. How to request a tree for your nature strip, or report a tree that needs pruning or removal.
Water management We are a water-sensitive city, and work to conserve drinking water, and improve storm water quality and waterway health.
Common Myna birds Learn about what you can do to protect your home and yard from damaged caused by common myna birds.
Queensland Fruit Fly A resource guide on the Queensland Fruit Fly, and how to protect your garden from it.
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Waste reduction We divert waste from landfill, encourage residents and businesses to reduce waste, and lobby governments and industries to achieve zero waste.
Social media and content marketing workshop 26 Feb 2025 Unleash your social media and digital marketing potential and become a force for environmental change. Learn how to amplify your eco-message and reach your audiences with effective messaging and content. Tagged as: , Talks & workshops
Have you noticed things heating up? Though it is not officially summer yet, we’ve been having some extremely hot days already. There are a number of things you can do to protect your health and the health of your loved ones this summer.
Remembering a local Do you know an unsung hero who has left a lasting legacy in your community? Nominate someone who has made a significant contribution to be considered for a new place name.
Bush Crew diaries December 2024 The end of spring brought with it the ending to the Eltham Copper Butterfly larvae counts within Banyule. With the help of community volunteers, Andrew Yandells reserve saw the second highest count on record.
Bush Crew diaries November 2024 Spring and summer are the key times to observe the vast array of locally indigenous wildflower species across our various bushland reserves.
Bush Crew diaries September 2024 With some changes in the recent weather, this may not be the only noticeable change within our local environment. From late winter many Acacia (Wattle) species will begin to flower.
Bush Crew diaries August 2024 National Tree Day is a big occasion for our volunteer community. Each year the Bush Crew chooses a few sites to undergo a large-scale planting event with help from our volunteer groups.