Christmas does not mean that more household waste must be created. You can indulge and give generously, while still being mindful of the impact your celebrations have on our environment.

Katie Toohey knew she would be helping the environment when she joined The Compost Hub but she didn’t know the initiative would help her make new friends.

Blue Mountains City Council was awarded Overall Winner in the Natural Environment Protection and Enhancement: On-Ground Works category at the Local Government NSW (LGNSW) Excellence in the Environment Awards on Tuesday 3 December.

Council has endorsed its continued membership of the Western Sydney Regional Illegal Dumping (WSRID) Squad for a further 12 months 

Blue Mountains City Council Environment Manager, Nick Rigby, has been appointed as one of two local government representative to the Greater Blue Mountains Area (GBMA) World Heritage Advisory Committee.

Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill gave evidence to a NSW Parliamentary Inquiry yesterday against the raising of the Warragamba Dam wall.

Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill has signed a statement with other Mayors from NSW and QLD that calls for urgent action on climate change to address the country’s catastrophic fire threat.

Blue Mountains Youth Council has launched a new program to motivate and recognise local businesses taking measures to protect the environment.

The communities of Blue Mountains City and Wollondilly Shire came together to condemn the State Government proposal to raise the Warragamba Dam wall. 

Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill and Give a Dam campaign manager Harry Burkitt have urged the community to attend a forum about Warragamba Dam in one week, to send a message about what’s at stake.