The City of Wanneroo’s conservation team will hold several outdoor events from September to November, and host a Great Gardens waterwise seminar with presenters from the Beyond Gardens team.
Mayor Tracey Roberts said the activities were for all residents, and the environment was a concern in the rapidly growing area, as suburbs rose from the sand dunes.
‘We have one of the best environments in the world in Wanneroo with bush, wetlands and coast,’ she said.
‘When we look at new developments, we see that they are being managed in an environmentally sensitive way.’
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READ NOW‘All new developments have to provide a minimum of 10 per cent public open space, of which 3 per cent shall be provided for the purposes of conservation and passive recreation.
‘We have developed the strategic community plan to ensure that aspects of environment, society, economy and civic leadership are all given equal consideration.’