Banyule Environment Advisory Committee BEAC provides feedback and advice to help us with long-term environmental policy, goals and strategies. Find out about getting involved.
Indigenous plants voucher program We have 300+ species of indigenous plants, but most can only be seen in the bush. Choose indigenous plants for your garden with our voucher program.
Managing local pests and weeds Weeds threaten our flora, fauna, agriculture, and fuel bushfires. Find out what we do and what you can do to avoid helping weeds spread.
Join a friends of group Get outdoors, help the environment, and meet like-minded members of your local community. Learn about community gardens and transition towns.
Gardens for Wildlife Gardens for Wildlife is free program to provide advice to businesses and schools on how to create native habitats to support our local wildlife.
Biodiversity initiative We are lucky to have significant wildlife corridors running through our community. Receive free indigenous seedlings to kick start your project and boost biodiversity.
Home Harvest Connect, grow, eat, enjoy. Harvest time in Banyule begins in Spring when we start preparing our garden beds for summer crops.