The City of Whitehorse has more than 350 beautiful parks and 20 bushland reserves catering for nature lovers, walkers, cyclists, children and adults. Many of

Box Hill South will soon be home to a brand-new green open space, with Whitehorse City Council set to transform a disused carpark adjacent to the Gardiners

Whitehorse City Council delivers fully subsidised environmental incursions through Chooktopia for 4-year-old kindergartens and primary schools and secondary

Transitioning from the linear 'take, make, use and dispose' economic model to a circular economy approach, to reduce the amount of raw resources extracted and

Planting native wildflowers and ground covers on the nature strip is a great way to support local biodiversity and reduce the need to mow. Nature strip planting

The City of Whitehorse has many parks and bushland reserves to explore including the formal Box Hill Gardens and the richly bio-diverse bushland parks. Like

Whitehorse is fortunate to have three nurseries operating within our municipality that grow indigenous plants. This helps to ensure that our biodiversity is

Many native and introduced birds and animals live in our neighbourhoods and backyards. We want to encourage the well-being of local native wildlife, welcome

Whitehorse News - April 2023 While the construction of our new performing arts centre is well underway, Council’s Parks and Natural Environment Team has been

Students' plastic-free mission, Parkmore Primary School A trio of dedicated Year 4 students from Parkmore Primary School in Whitehorse have shown a spirit of