Environmental Education

Page Updated: December 18, 2012
Eastern dwarf tree frog climage change threatened species - the regent honeyeater

Council runs a range of education programs for the community in the management and protection of our environment. The programs include walks, talks, workshops, brochures and an eco newsletter.

Toy repairsA to Z of Waste Disposal

What do you do with household items that you no longer need? Our A to Z Waste Disposal webpage provides details of organisations that accept second-hand goods for reuse or recycling.

Eco-newsEco News

Eco News is a free quarterly electronic newsletter. Click to read or subscribe to Eco News.


rebates and fundingRebates and Funding

The federal and state governments are providing rebates and funding for a whole range of energy-saving initiatives.

NSW Govt Rebates

Federal Govt Rebates & Assistance

Climate Change informationClimate Change

Small changes at home and work can add up to big differences in helping to reduce global warming. More on Climate Change.


Dirty Little Household Secrets (PDF 1.7MB)Dirtly Little Household Secrets

Are you waging chemical warfare against household grime? Powerful cleaners can contain ingredients you’d really rather not be breathing, wearing or washing in. More on Green Cleaning.


Grevillea caleyi is a threatened species that only grows in the Duffys Forest vegetation community.Duffys Forest Detectives

Duffys Forest Detectives is a bushland education program for Year 3 and 4 students which aims to educate students about the values of urban bushland.

Eco Schools Resource KitSchools Environmental Resource Kit

The Schools Environmental Resource Kit is designed to assist schools to run successful environmental education programs. More on the Schools Environmental Resource Kit (PDF, 494KB).

 

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