Our spectacular coastline and natural bushland are home to threatened native plant and animal species. Find out how we’re safeguarding all of this.
The Shoalhaven is home to many native animals and plants, some of which are listed as threatened species.
You can request an inspection of a tree on public land, get involved in Council tree planting, report a problem with a tree or acts of vegetation vandalism.
Pests such a feral animals and weeds can have significant impact on local wildlife, natural bushland and livestock.
The Shoalhaven coastline is approximately 165 kilometres long. The proportion managed by Shoalhaven City Council is more than any other local government area in NSW.
Council plays a key role in protecting our local environment.
Find out about Bushcare and how you can join a Bushcare group in the Shoalhaven and be involved in improving our unique natural environment.
We are committed to maintaining a healthy, safe and sustainable community for everyone.
Learn about the actions and award-winning projects Council is undertaking to protect our environment and find out what you can do to contribute to a more sustainable future.