Information on local air quality is now available to the Blue Mountains community with new temporary air quality monitoring stations installed throughout the Blue Mountains. 

Blue Mountains City Council joined fellow local government leaders in Port Augusta, Australia’s renewable capital, to see first-hand the coal to clean energy transformation underway as part of the Climate Council’s Cities Power Partnership program. 

Community, business and school groups worked to clear rubbish in the local government area for Clean Up Australia Day 2019.

2019 Clean Up Australia Day registrations are now open, so it’s time to check out rubbish hotspots in your neighbourhood and challenge your friends and family to make 2019 the year when change starts with you.

Blue Mountains City Council has formally opposed the NSW Government’s proposal to raise Warragamba Dam allowing parts of the World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains National Park to be flooded.

Council congratulates the Popes Glen Bushcare Group for their efforts in completing a remarkable environmental restoration project. 

The public reserve behind historic Woodford Academy has an interesting history that will soon be shared after Council was successfully awarded a $75,000 heritage grant from the NSW Office of Environment Heritage Near Me Activation Grant program.

Council is inviting community input on a new draft water plan, via workshops on October 30 and 31 in Lawson, Katoomba and Springwood.

A Critically Endangered Regent Honeyeater has been spotted and photographed by Springwood local, 13 year old McKinley Moens.

Leura’s Peter Carroll Field was abuzz with swamp-lovers of all ages on Sunday (23 September).