Food waste bins, caddies, and information kits are being delivered to stand-alone houses from 10 February. Weekly collections starting 16 March.
Bushland, parks and gardens of Lane Cove provide valuable habitat to the native animals which live in our suburbs. Around 90% of Lane Cove has been cleared for development, so our remaining green space is critical for the ongoing survival of our wildlife. Some animal species have adapted very well to living in suburbia (for example Brush-turkeys, Rainbow Lorikeets, Possums) while others such as Swamp Wallabies, Echidnas and Lace Monitors have become rare or transient visitors to our small and fragmented bushland reserves.
Find out more about the large variety of native animals which live in Lane Cove.
Restrictions and conditions for domestic pets entering bushland reserves.
How to help an injured or orphaned native animal.
Actions you can take to help our native animals thrive in our suburbs.
Listen to the unique bird calls you might hear in Lane Cove.