It was reassuring that Central Coast Councillors voted unanimously in support of the Coastal Open Space System or COSS at their latest meeting. In response to community backlash over COSS …
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Environment
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Across the Central Coast, the humble act of collecting native seeds is quietly making a big impact. Central Coast Council’s dedicated seed collecting group has helped gather over 250 species …
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Feral deer are a growing problem throughout Australia and are becoming increasingly abundant in our region. They cause environmental, social and economic impacts and are extremely difficult to manage in …
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The Australian Association of Bush Regenerators (AABR) is developing an online platform called Environmental Restoration Integrated Knowledge Learning System known as ERIK, to help with planning, implementation and monitoring for …
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Landcare Week 2025 is just around the corner, taking place from Monday, 4th August to Sunday, 10th August. It’s a great opportunity to raise awareness about the environmental, community, and …
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For a few years now the public toilets at Mangrove Mountain have been plagued by persistent leaks which cause effluent to pool beside the toilet structure, forming stagnant, smelly patches …
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Dear Community, I think that we can all agree that our efforts to beautify the entry to our Mountain Districts has failed. The photos below show the ‘garden’ one year …
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Four simple steps to making your bush fire survival plan. Getting ready for a bush fire is easier than you think. By taking 20 minutes with your family to discuss …
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The draft terms of reference for the strategic assessment of the Central Coast Strategic Conservation Plan are on public exhibition. We are making a plan for the Central Coast that …
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Each year, just before the official start of the silly season, the Community Environment Network holds an annual event, our networking night. All our individual members, member groups and supporters …
