Environment

Eurobodalla Shire's 83 beaches, four major river systems and lakes, and many islands and estuaries are all occupied by a rich variety of sea, bird and animal life. Our 110 kilometres of coastline includes the Batemans Marine Park and 3,400 square kilometres of land. More than 80 per cent of the land is either national park or state forest.

Our natural environment supports diverse ecosystems including mangroves, salt marshes and sea grasses. Eurobodalla is also home to many threatened species and endangered ecological communities, including flying-foxes.

Coastal management
Coast and waterways

Eurobodalla Council has a responsibility to preserve the coast for its natural beauty and ensure settlements are resilient to natural coastal hazards.
Climate and emissions
Climate and emissions

Climate change has the potential to affect every aspect of our lives, from the natural environment, to economic prosperity and community health and wellbeing.
Landcare
Landcare

Together with 300 dedicated local volunteers, we're working to regenerate the bush and restore estuaries and beaches.
Illegal dumping and littering
Illegal dumping and littering

Council monitors illegal dumping in Eurobodalla, and you can report illegal dumping and littering from vehicles to the NSW EPA.
Household waste and bins
Household waste and recycling

Find your suburb's bin days, what you can put in the red, yellow, and green lidded bins, and when the annual hard waste and chemical collections are.
Native and threatened species
Native and threatened species

We're working to reduce threats and improve conditions that have a negative impact on threatened species' habitat and ecological communities.
Invasive species
Invasive species

Learn how you can control these introduced species, such as weeds and feral animals, on your property to avoid damage to the environment and local agricultural systems.
Vegetation and tree removal
Development and tree removal

Find out the steps you need to take if your development involves clearing native vegetation - refer to step 2 of the DA process.
Resources for schools
Resources for schools

Council delivers programs that complement the NSW school curriculum, from preschool to secondary school. We also provide fun activities for families and students to try at home.