In Whitehorse we have tree protection controls in place to ensure our urban canopy is properly supported. One element of our tree protection controls refers to
We love making recipes using freshly sprouted greens. The Strathdon staff all have different uses for their home made sprouting seeds and here are just some of
Whitehorse News - May 2022 ‘Resilience’ is a team effort. Whitehorse residents are fortunate enough to see the skilled handiwork of Council’s Parks and Natural
The dumping of rubbish, litter or waste is unsightly and can cause injury to people and animals as well as encouraging vermin and impacting on the amenity of
Major State Government transport projects take place in Whitehorse. The removal of vegetation is one of the significant impacts of these projects. Council aims
Whitehorse News - January 2023 Do you live in Burwood, Burwood East or Vermont South? Get involved in Gardens for Wildlife! Gardens for Wildlife is a free
Council hosts National Tree Day annually with the help of our community. National Tree Day supports our Urban Forest Strategy objectives of enhancing
Whitehorse News - July 2023 As The Round takes shape as the premier performing arts centre for Melbourne’s East, it will include special touches of history from
It’s been a very wet few weeks, with Whitehorse and greater Melbourne recording the wettest spring in a decade. The spring rain has been great, but it has made
In Whitehorse, planning controls protect most trees on private land. This means that a permit is required to remove a protected tree. In deciding whether a