Sustainability Strategies and Plans Discover Council's strategies and plans to create a sustainable future for Launceston.
Understanding Climate Change A future climate outlook for Launceston region including climate projections, a summary of the impacts of climate change, and how the City of Launceston is responding.
Living Sustainably Read our tips and useful resources to help empower you to adopt simple, sustainable lifestyle changes that help you save energy and water, reduce waste and make a positive impact now and for the future.
Sustainability Projects Key projects Council has completed to embed sustainability in our operations, services and assets.
Environmental Groups and Communities Getting involved with a local environment group or network is a great way to learn about the environment, protect and enhance our natural resources, and meet like-minded people.
Home Energy Audit Toolkits Home Energy Audit Toolkits (HEAT) can be borrowed free of charge from Council by Launceston's residents.
Repair Cafe Launceston The Launceston Repair Cafe is a monthly free, open community event aiming to divert items from landfill, pass on valuable repairing knowledge and connect community.
The Recycle Hub From phones, x-rays, batteries through to bread tags, CD's, DVD's and beauty products - the Recycle Hub is here to make re-purposing and recycling your items easier!
Carr Villa Flora Reserve Working Bee Become a friend of Carr Villa Flora Reserve and preserve your local bush patch. Join us on the first Wednesday (1:00pm-3:00pm) of each month.
Repair Cafe Toss it away? No way! A Repair Cafe is a regular free monthly face-to-face meeting of skilled volunteers and local residents to fix broken household items. Bring along broken items to learn how to fix them with the help of repairers.
Cambridge Street Reserve Working Bee MONTHLY WORKING BEESJoin the Friends of Cambridge Street Reserve on the first Saturday (9:30-11:30am) of each month to help rejuvenate this bushland reserve.
Registrations open for 2024 Hard Waste Collection Program Registrations for the City of Launceston's annual Hard Waste Collection Day have opened.
Lecture series to explore climate change in Northern Tasmania Northern Tasmanians with an interest in climate change, sustainability and the environment are invited to the Engage for Change Community Talk Series.
Floating habitats support willow management program The City of Launceston has this week installed artificial floating bird habitats in Queechy Lake along with removing willow saplings as part of its annual willow management program.
Clean up initiative springs into Rocherlea Rocherlea residents took the opportunity to dispose of household waste for free today as part of a trial program by the Rocherlea Action Group.
Life returning to Kings Meadows Rivulet Kings Meadows rivulet is one of Launceston's most well-known urban waterways.