Nectar No-Nos: Why Sharing Is Not Always Caring for Lorikeets
Learn more about this ‘hairy’ tongue bird and what you can do to help keep them healthy and happy.

Growing our urban canopy and supporting local wildlife
18 posts in Local ecology
Learn more about this ‘hairy’ tongue bird and what you can do to help keep them healthy and happy.
Learn more about the ever-present creature and what you can do to help keep our neighbourhoods healthy
Understand the eating habits of our feathered friends to keep our cities healthy
Find out why you should think twice before sharing your snacks with these spirited birds
Learn more about these ‘bin chickens’ and what you can do to help keep them happy and healthy.
Discover the quirky world of waterfowl and how you can help keep ducks healthy and happy
The City of Sydney program welcoming wildlife back to our area.
We're working to increase canopy cover and create more attractive, resilient and well shaded streets.
Have your say about the carefully chosen species that will expand canopy cover.
Why looks don’t always matter
There are more than 500 plants, fungi and animals in and around our city.
Join us on Sunday 31 July from 10am to midday.
Why you should volunteer for a City of Sydney bush restoration group.
Indigenous horticultural and employment project blooms in Annandale.
New and improved parks, green roofs and walls, streetscape gardening and hundreds of new trees will help cover 40% of the city in greenery by 2050.
More than 120 bird species visit or live in our city. Observe and record the ones that live near you for the Aussie Bird Count from 16 to 22 October.
Explore Sydney Park’s secret bushfoods and their surprising uses.
Eco-engineering helps rehabilitate biodiversity in areas where natural shores have been replaced by foreshore development