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Our Local Biodiversity and Strategy
Biodiversity supports ecosystem services that are essential for human survival. Ecosystem services include clean air and water, pollination and temperature control.
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Threats to our environment
Weeds and pest animals are found across Cumberland. Invasive species threaten our valuable biodiversity system, along with climate change and urban heat stress.
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Water and air quality
In order to maintain a high quality of life and protect our natural environment, Cumberland City Council is working hard to improve the water and air quality in our area.
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Sustainability
Cumberland aims to meet the environmental needs of the community today, whilst ensuring that future generations enjoy the same benefits.
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Energy and water management
Cumberland ity Council is committed to reducing its environmental footprint by using energy and water efficiently across its facilities - and encouraging the community to do the same.
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Responsible pet ownership
Desexing and microchipping your cat or dog are highly recommended for many health and safety reasons. All dogs and cats need to be registered.
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Microchipping and registration
Microchipping and registering your pet dog or cat isn’t just wise, it’s a legal requirement.
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What happens if your pet isn't microchipped
Lost pets can be stressful. However, there’s a range of things you can do to locate them.
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Tree management
Trees play a key role in our ecosystem. They help to provide habitat for wildlife, connect our green corridors, clean our air and cool our streets.
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Hawkesbury Companion Animal Shelter
Stray animals, lost pets and unwanted cats and dogs are usually taken to this facility for rehoming and other services.
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Off-leash dog parks
There's a number off-leash dog parks in the Cumberland City Council area. These provide safe, social areas for active dogs with friendly temperaments.
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Injured wildlife
There are a number of wildlife carers you can call for help and advice if you find injured wildlife.
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