Environmental Sustainability Review
Consultation has concluded
We're updating our city's plans to make Wollongong greener and protect our natural environment.
Our Environmental Sustainability Policy and Strategy outlines how we'll work to reduce our environmental impact and create a sustainable future.
We are reviewing these documents to make sure they reflect current issues and approaches to sustainability within the community, business and different levels of government.
You can help by telling us what environmental issues are important to you by posting your images and comments in our ideas tool.
If you have any questions or would like to send an email you can get in touch at engagement@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
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Post an image and/or write a comment telling us why it is important that we continue to improve our city's environmental sustainability. You can post as many ideas as you like, or contribute by clicking the heart button on other people's ideas that you support.
View All Ideasover 1 year ago
Increase funding for Smiths Hill High School
Smiths Hill High School is a place for creativity and intelligence. Whilst it is the selective school of the Illawarra compared to other selective schools the resources fall short.
over 1 year ago
Dog faeces compost bins at beaches rather than plastic bags.
over 1 year ago
cycleways all the way up and down crown st. and other roads and streets. Much safer than competing with cars and pedestrians.
If we are aiming to reduce the city´s emissions, this must be a MUST in our city.
over 1 year ago
heavy fines to businesses who fail to upkeep the aesthetic appearance and hygiene standards of their premises.
This refers to both internal and external aspects of the building.
over 1 year ago
Make it easier for people to become involved in bush regeneration and weed removal
I have called council twice and left messages attempting to become involved in bush care but have had no response. So I decided to look into starting my own group but found the organisation of such a group quite overwhelming due to time constraints. I am certain there are many many people in the region who would live to be involved in tree planting/weed removal/ habitat creation. Wollongong council should tap into these eager volunteers who want to do something positive.
