Environment
Hornsby Shire Council is directly responsible for 2,000 hectares of bushland, much of it adjoining Berowra Valley National and Regional Park. Council manages policies and strategies as well as operate programs to ensure that our bushlands and waterways and the flora and fauna that live in them are protected.
Hornsby Shire Council is directly responsible for 2,000 hectares of bushland, much of it adjoining Berowra Valley National and Regional Park.
Flora and Fauna
The beautiful mix of sandstone cliffs and gorges, open waterways, secluded bays and natural vegetation make the waterways in Hornsby Shire one of the most visually spectacular waterways in New South Wales, a popular site for a large number of recreational visitors each year. The area is also rich in Aboriginal and European history.
Waterways
Hornsby Shire Council provides education and resources to help its residents live more sustainably. By taking simple sustainable measures at home, we can contribute significantly to the protection of our bushlands and waterways.
