Southwestern snake-necked turtles (Chelodina colliei) are also commonly known as Oblong or Long-Necked Turtles. The Noongar names for [...]
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There are a number of significant flora species and vegetation communities that exist within the City’s remnant bushland areas [...]
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The Friends of Periwinkle Bushland have successfully inspired many members of the community to appreciate nature in a bit of an [...]
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The City’s Natural Areas team have been busy installing turtle signs around Lake Joondalup, as a part of the Saving our Snake-necked [...]
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The City acknowledges the important role played by public art in creating a vibrant and appealing place to live, work and visit. Public [...]
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As part of the City’s Environmental Education Program, more than 90 community members attended a Waterwise Verge Garden workshop hosted [...]
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Environmental degradation and climate change are two of the largest environmental issues facing our planet, and our younger generations [...]
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The Facebook group Growing a Sustainable Community – Kingsley and Surrounds was established in 2018 by passionate community member and [...]
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There are so many ways to make a difference to our planet and community. One of the easiest choices you can make is to support local [...]
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Volunteers with the Friends of Yellagonga Regional Park (FOY) have been caring for and rehabilitating biodiversity across Yellagonga [...]
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The City of Joondalup’s natural environment is biodiverse and unique, with many natural areas [...]
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The City of Joondalup is seeking feedback on its draft Environment Strategy 2024–2034. The [...]
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Mike has been volunteering for more than 40 years to help with many environmental and conservation causes. He is motivated to create [...]
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The City is home to an amazing coastline stretching for 17kms between Marmion and Burns Beach including sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, [...]
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The Adopt a Bushland program is for students in years 4 to 7 to raise awareness of the ecological values of local bushland and learn [...]
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The Adopt a Coastline Program is for students in years 4 to 7 to raise awareness of the ecological values of the local coastline and [...]
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The Yellagonga Regional Park wetlands include rich and dynamic ecosystems ranging from upland forest, fringing wetland and aquatic [...]
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Actions you take when visiting bushland or within your own home and garden can impact on the health of our local bushland areas. Tips [...]
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The City undertakes a number of activities to manage its bushland areas including weed control, fencing, installing paths and signage, [...]
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The City manages over 500 hectares of natural bushland within 108 designated natural areas. These reserves act as an ecological [...]
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Littering is the dumping of any household rubbish including furniture items, garden refuse, building or fencing materials. Illegal [...]
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The Adopt a Coastline or Bushland Program gives students the opportunity to take part in a free environmental program involving [...]
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Yellagonga Wetland activity sheets are available online for primary school teachers and students from pre-primary to year seven to [...]
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Don Poynton is a local environmental leader and has been volunteering in the City for 24 years across a number of different [...]
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State of the Environment Report 2021-22
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Local sustainability superstars, Mandy and Mike Bamford, guide us through their stunning ReWild garden full of gorgeous greenery and [...]
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The City of Joondalup is excited to collaborate for a second year with the City of Stirling, the Western Australian Local Government [...]
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Lawns are often used in home gardens and public open spaces for amenity and aesthetic reasons, however, with a warming climate and the [...]
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We are proud to announce and celebrate the successes of residents involved in our Waterwise Verge Garden Competition for 2023/24. [...]
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We had a chat with Dr Anna Hopkins, Edith Cowan University (ECU) senior lecturer in conservation biology and environmental science, to [...]
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We all have a role to play in preserving, protecting and enhancing our pristine and wonderful coastline and beaches. The City has [...]
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The friendly team at the Customer Care Centre can provide you assistance with a wide variety of City services and information, [...]
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We had a chat with Dr Anna Hopkins, Edith Cowan University (ECU) senior lecturer in conservation biology and environmental science, to [...]
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We have a beautiful natural environment, home to our unique and inspiring wildlife, which we [...]
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The City of Joondalup maintains over 300 parks and reserves. Visiting one of them is a great way to get out and about, connect with [...]
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As spring arrives and the weather warms up, the City is calling on the local community to help protect, preserve and enhance the urban [...]
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Frequently Asked Questions Why was the footbridge over Moolanda Boulevard removed? Each year the City is required to undertake routine [...]
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The City delivers a Public Art program that contributes to creating a sense of place, promotes the expression of local identity, and [...]
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City residents wishing to be advised in advance of scheduled weed spraying activities occurring within 100 metres of their residence [...]
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The City undertakes an integrated weed management approach which includes the use of APVMA approved herbicides to control weed [...]
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Event organisers must submit an expression of interest to host an event within the City of Joondalup. It is recommended that you [...]
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The City of Joondalup undertakes an integrated approach to its weed management in natural areas, parks and urban landscaping areas. The [...]
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The majority of the City’s pesticide use consists of applying herbicide for weed control and applying insecticides to manage certain [...]
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Use this form to recommend trees considered to be of City-wide significance, for inclusion in the Significant Tree Register.
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Planting a local native garden is a great way to increase biodiversity and will save you water and money. Native plants require less [...]
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The City values the shade, habitat and amenity provided by trees on land owned or managed by the City and commends practices which seek [...]
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Biodiversity Growing Locals in Karrakatta Soils Growing Locals in Cottesloe Soils Growing Locals in Quindalup Soils Being WEEDwise [...]
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Creating greener, cooler, and more comfortable neighbourhoods for everyone. The City of Joondalup Leafy City Program provides increased [...]
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If you notice any issues with a City asset or landscapes please complete the form below for a response and action. Examples of these [...]
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State of the Environment Report 2022-23
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