Council's office, call centre and Recycling Centre are closed on Monday 12 June. There are no changes to bin collections.
The Nillumbik Gardens for Wildlife (G4W) is a partnership between Nillumbik Shire Council and community members to engage the public in creating habitat gardens for local wildlife.
This Communities Environment Program-funded project ran from 2020 to 2021. It built capacity within the Nillumbik community to identify and control deer by providing educational activities and resources.
Learn more about the biodiversity conservation project Sugarloaf Link project.
Learn about this project that focused on the conservation of biodiversity and threatened species.
This project includes works to protect vulnerable natural ecosystems on public land from weeds
The Yarra Strategic Plan gives effect to the community’s long-term vision for the Yarra and supports collaborative management of the river and its lands.
Learn about the Nillumbik Deer Control Project which is currently delivering coordinated deer control on private properties, in targeted areas of the Shire.
Through community-led approaches, we want to help ageing landowners remain on their land, and explore ways they can manage the threat of pests, weeds, and fire.