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Environment and sustainability

Stay up to date with the latest Sustainable Onkaparinga news and events

Environment events

Free and low cost sessions on a range of topics held across the council region to help you become a little greener.

Environment news

Keep up to date with the latest council and community projects and initiatives.

Environment grants

Funding for community-led environment projects that enhance the local environment and energy upgrades to community buildings to reduce emissions.

Getting climate ready

How we can all prepare and respond to the impacts from a changing climate.

Green buildings

Being smarter about how we use energy, adopting new and cleaner technologies and demonstrating these to you.

Waste and recycling

Helping you reduce the amount of waste you send to landfill.

Food and growing

Food security and gardening to promote health and wellbeing, and create connections to nature and your local community.

Urban greening

Urban greening provides benefits including shade, cooling, clean air, reduced stormwater runoff and habitat for birds and wildlife.

Nature Conservation

How to protect and maintaining our natural assets, such as bushland, coast, wetlands and waterways.

Trees

We are planting more trees each year in streets and open space.

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Kaurna acknowledgement
The City of Onkaparinga acknowledges the Kaurna Nation and its people as the traditional owners and custodians of the land in the area now known as the City of Onkaparinga, and pays respect to Elders past and present.