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The City remains committed to increasing tree canopy as a bumper winter planting season draws to a close.

The City has also deployed four new traps at Maylands Lakes in an effort to reduce midge activity.

Tell us how you use the Swan River to inform foreshore management into the future.

The City has received $38,144 in funding to plant more than 2,400 trees across five locations.

Residents can now express their interest to receive a rebate of up to $500 towards building a catio on their property.

The City's Significant Tree Register has been expanded to include trees on private land in an effort to increase the City's tree canopy.

Council has voted unanimously to support a range of new actions the City will take to address the environmental conditions at Maylands Lakes.

City staff will join with community members to plant 25,000 native seedlings across its parks and reserves this winter.

From Monday 15 April, residents can apply to receive a rebate of up to $500 for sprucing up their verge with waterwise features.

The City's popular Plants to Residents program returns in 2024 with a launch event on Sunday 5 May.

Community members are invited to World of Water on Saturday 23 March for a fun and interactive morning exploring water sustainability and the City’s wetlands.

The City is celebrating Youth Week 2024 with a series of nature-inspired workshops for people aged 12 to 25.