The Gardiner Park Reference Group was established to give interested parties an opportunity to provide input to improvements and future works at Gardiner Park

Bayside Council hosted a Gardens for Wildlife workshop during Climate Action Week at the Fix It Sisters Shed on Wednesday 11 March from 10:30am to 12pm.

Bayside Council’s Gardens for Wildlife program is helping residents transform their backyards into vibrant havens for native plants and wildlife.

There are a surprising number of native animals and plants living in our city. Some do really well like Rainbow Lorikeets and Cockatoos, others you might not even notice like native bees or microbats

We are planning a city where it is easy to move around, with attractive and high-quality buildings, spaces, and natural areas that support both community life and individual activities.

Bayside Council has secured funding to naturalise the Spring Street drain and enhance the Rockdale wetlands corridor between Barton Park and Riverine Park, marking a significant step forward in the lo