Council reduced its 2019/20 operational carbon footprint by 25 per cent, compared to the 2015/16 base year.

Councillors received the final report from the Wildlife Recovery Mayoral Reference Working Group (WRMRWG), at the 30 March Ordinary Council Meeting. 

At the 30 March Council meeting, Council voted to participate in the Great Eastern Ranges (GER) initiative, to help protect the region’s environment and biodiversity.

Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill has taken a Mayoral Minute to the Council appointing Cr Mick Fell to Chair a committee that will assist with planning the Planetary Health initiative.

Find your local Clean Up Australia group and join in on Sunday 7 March to keep our Blue Mountains beautiful.

Blue Mountains City Council and Bushcare volunteers have launched an exciting new citizen science project, the Blue Mountains Crayfish Count.

Blue Mountains City Council is warning residents that unlicensed tree removal contractors are door knocking in the City and steering vulnerable people into costly works.

A new education campaign by Blue Mountains City Council is focusing on how to dispose of hazardous waste correctly. This month the focus is on Council’s three main disposal methods for hazardous waste.

Blue Mountains City Council continues to support Gundungurra Traditional Owners, who have no faith in the State process to assess the impact of the proposed raising of the Warragamba Dam wall.

When the Moen Dawes family moved to their home by The Gully in Katoomba four years ago, one of the first things they did was join the Garguree Swampcare Group.