No images? Click here Latest newsUnique glimpses of your local wildlife From superb lyrebirds to an unexpected encounter between a native bush rat and a crayfish - see it all caught on camera. Taking steps toward net zeroThe journey toward a greener future is underway for many Beaches residents after the first Net Zero Expo. BiodiversityA cacophony of cicadas Did you know Australia has the largest diversity of cicadas in the world? Join the Great Cicada Blitz citizen science project. How many seabirds can you see? This school holidays take the kids to the beach with this handy seabird identification guide. Belle of the Christmas Ball Blandfordia nobilis are native and herald the start of the festive season attracting native birds, bees and butterflies. Mother-of-Millions Unlike our native Christmas bells, the festive looking Bryophyllum are an invasive and easily spread weed. EventsChristmas Kids on the Coast
A fun-filled and action-packed holiday program with an environmental twist. Magic moments with marine life
Coffee and conversations with free diver Rose Richards. Solar for strata, businesses and rentals
Find out how solar power and batteries could be an asset to your strata facility. Meet the Friends of Cabbage Tree Bay
Meet the volunteers and find how you can join up and participate. Solar and Energy Roadshow – Narrabeen
Drop in to learn how to reduce your energy bill with our sustainability team. The Water Understands
Join us for the exhibition opening with Sydney Festival Director Olivia Ansell. Cardboard drop-off
Drop off cardboard from Christmas that doesn't fit in your blue bin for recycling. Where do I take polystyrene waste?
Polystyrene can't go in your recycling bin at home but if it's 100% clean, white, rigid and dry we can recycle it for you. Breakfast with the birds
Join us to celebrate World Wetland Day with our biodiversity staff and local community birders. Have your sayMackerel Beach Wharf upgrade
The wharf upgrade aims to meet current engineering standards and improve accessibility for users and the local community. |