The Community Nursery is open Tuesdays and Thursdays. Come view the range of native plants including grasses, shrubs, vines and shade trees.

Find more information on stormwater pollution, floodplain risk management, on site sewage and septic and more.

To undertake pile burning activities within the Wollondilly LGA residents and landowners MUST first obtain a General Approval to Burn from Council, failure to do so will incur a penalty notice.

Find out how to manage trees and vegetation within your property and the Shire including applying for tree removal, street tree pruning and clearing fire affected trees.

Council encourages residents to live more sustainably and we offer a range of options to support you on your journey.

Find out how to manage weeds in our community, including identifying priority weeds, implementing control strategies, and participating in our ecosystem protection efforts.

Wollondilly is filled with unique wildlife and nature. Discover how Council manages and protects our flora, fauna and ecological communities.

Council provides a range of support activities to local schools. The Threatened Species Art and Creative Writing Competition (TSAWC) 2024 Opens Friday 14 June Closes Monday August 5, 2024.