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The City has planted 200 macadamia trees across 13 parks and reserves to provide an important food source for the endangered Carnaby’s Black Cockatoos.

A free exhibition of around 300 artworks inspired by the City’s wetlands will be on display at The RISE next month.

The City will take over management of the eastern portion of Baigup Wetlands, supporting the long-term restoration of the site.

City of Bayswater homeowners can collect a free tree and learn from City arborists by attending two workshops.

From June to August, the City will plant 25,000 native species across nine community planting days.

The City is partnering with artist and biodiversity educator Angela Rossen to highlight the biodiversity of its wetlands with community.

The City has welcomed grant funding from Lotterywest, marking an important step towards the creation of an Urban Forest at Riverside Gardens East.

The City is making progress towards its Emission Reduction and Renewable Energy Plan targets through fleet and facility upgrades.

Tickets for the 2026 Plants to Residents program have now sold out.

From Wednesday 1 April, the City is offering rebates of up to $500 as part of its annual Waterwise Native Verge program.

Foreshore restoration works have commenced along the Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River), following a special onsite ceremony.

The City is hosting school holiday activities for kids at its libraries, recreation facilities, parks and gardens.