Mayor Mark Greenhill will take a Mayoral Minute to the next Council meeting calling for State and Federal Governments to declare a Climate Change Emergency.

Small business owners and their staff are invited to a free workshop to learn how to save money, while helping the environment.

A Blue Mountains City Council officer has won both the NSW Environmental Educator of the Year award, as well as the AAEE (NSW) Government Education Award for outstanding contribution to Environmental Education in NSW.

Two strategic plans adopted by Blue Mountains City Council will help secure the health of our local environment into the future. 

Blue Mountains City Council has adopted a target of becoming carbon neutral by the end of 2025, as measured through the National Carbon Offset Standard (NCOS) certification process.

Bushcare is a great way to meet people, make new friends, and have fun while improving your local environment in a practical way. 

Australia’s leading online eco-education program, Get Grubby, will help local kids learn about sustainability, thanks to a Blue Mountains City Council initiative.

Blue Mountains City Council’s Carbon Revolving Reserve project has won the national Cities Power Partnership’s Project Financing Innovation Award.

Council has welcomed sixteen new members to its 2019 Blue Mountains Youth Council and thanked outgoing members for their service.

Threatened Species Day free event Saturday, 7 September – with talks, activities, an environment market and an eco-cinema.