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Parks and Open Spaces

Council's Parks and Open Spaces provide the community with a combination of social, economic and environmental factors including health, recreation and and leisure functions in an attractive setting.
Nature Strips and Street Trees
A nature strip is an area of public land between the property boundary and the kerb, excluding any public paving footpath or shared path.
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Parks Week
Wellington Shire's popular parks and open spaces host a jam-packed calendar of events to celebrate Parks Week each year during March.
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Pests, Weeds and Biodiversity
As a landowner, Council aims to improve biodiversity across our urban areas.
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