CooksEye Program -- How to report a pollution incident
The CooksEye guidelines are designed to help people observe, record and report pollution incidents in the Cooks River.
Download the 'How to report a pollution incident' guidelines.
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Wildlife, Trees and VegetationThe City of Canterbury prides itself on being a "green" city. What many visitors and residents notice when they first visit Canterbury is how leafy and green the City is.
Council actively encourages the propagation and maintenance of trees and plants throughout the area.
Our Tree Preservation Order and our tree inspection guidelines ensure that flora is a major contributor to the positive aethetics of the City.
Community Tree Planting Initiative
Local residents are also doing their bit to help our environment, by volunteering on our monthly tree planting days and implementing sustainable gardening practices.
Find out more on our Tree Planting Initiatives page.
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Tree Preservation
We are committed to greening the City and we have a Tree Preservation Order which helps us to protect our environment.
Residents are reminded that they can be fined if they remove or prune trees without checking the conditions on our Tree Preservation Order.