Sustainability and Environment Strategy

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The City is developing a new Sustainability and Environment Strategy and is inviting the community to help shape a healthier, cleaner and more sustainable future. To do this we will be conducting a range of engagement activities with our stakeholders to capture the values and priorities of our diverse community.

The online survey opens Tuesday 24 February 2026, to ensure the whole community has an opportunity to share their perspectives and help inform the Strategy in their own time.

In addition to this a series of workshops will be held with key stakeholder groups to capture their ideas, concerns and aspirations across the Strategy's five key focus areas being:

  • Water
  • Energy
  • Trees and Vegetation
  • Environmental Resilience
  • Conservation

These conversations will help us understand what matters most to our community and identify opportunities for meaningful action.

Together, this feedback will guide the development of a forward‑thinking Sustainability and Environment Strategy that is relevant to the community and supports a thriving future for the City of Busselton.

Share your thoughts with us by 5pm Tuesday 7 April, 2026.

The community are invited to attend a workshop at one of the below times:

Busselton

Date: Thursday 12 March 2026

Location: Undalup Room, City of Busselton 2 Southern Drive

Time: 10.30am, (approximately 2 hours)

Registration essential

Workshop 1 – Busselton Morning Session 10.30am

Update: The 5.30pm session in Busselton (Workshop 2) previously advertised has been cancelled due to low registration numbers

Dunsborough

Date: Tuesday 17 March 2026

Location: Dunsborough and Districts Country Club

Time: 5.30pm (approximately 2 hours)

Registration essential Workshop 3 – Dunsborough Evening Session 5.30pm

Please note: The Sustainability and Environment Strategy will not address waste and recycling, and waterway management. These are specific and complex areas that are addressed separately by the City, however, we do recognise that there will be opportunities for this Strategy to complement our waste and waterway management to collectively achieve positive outcomes for the community.

The City is developing a new Sustainability and Environment Strategy and is inviting the community to help shape a healthier, cleaner and more sustainable future. To do this we will be conducting a range of engagement activities with our stakeholders to capture the values and priorities of our diverse community.

The online survey opens Tuesday 24 February 2026, to ensure the whole community has an opportunity to share their perspectives and help inform the Strategy in their own time.

In addition to this a series of workshops will be held with key stakeholder groups to capture their ideas, concerns and aspirations across the Strategy's five key focus areas being:

  • Water
  • Energy
  • Trees and Vegetation
  • Environmental Resilience
  • Conservation

These conversations will help us understand what matters most to our community and identify opportunities for meaningful action.

Together, this feedback will guide the development of a forward‑thinking Sustainability and Environment Strategy that is relevant to the community and supports a thriving future for the City of Busselton.

Share your thoughts with us by 5pm Tuesday 7 April, 2026.

The community are invited to attend a workshop at one of the below times:

Busselton

Date: Thursday 12 March 2026

Location: Undalup Room, City of Busselton 2 Southern Drive

Time: 10.30am, (approximately 2 hours)

Registration essential

Workshop 1 – Busselton Morning Session 10.30am

Update: The 5.30pm session in Busselton (Workshop 2) previously advertised has been cancelled due to low registration numbers

Dunsborough

Date: Tuesday 17 March 2026

Location: Dunsborough and Districts Country Club

Time: 5.30pm (approximately 2 hours)

Registration essential Workshop 3 – Dunsborough Evening Session 5.30pm

Please note: The Sustainability and Environment Strategy will not address waste and recycling, and waterway management. These are specific and complex areas that are addressed separately by the City, however, we do recognise that there will be opportunities for this Strategy to complement our waste and waterway management to collectively achieve positive outcomes for the community.

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Tell us the one thing that you value most when it comes to improving sustainability and our environment in the City of Busselton?

Biodiversity: I value protecting flora and fauna and restoring ecosystems
50%
Air: I value clean, fresh air to breathe
0%
Vegetation: I value cool shady places, green spaces, liveable neighbourhoods, and nature in urban areas
33%
Personal responsibility: I value individual actions such as reducing water use, conserving energy, and limiting waste
0%
Wadandi Culture: I value collaboration with Traditional custodians and respecting Wadandi knowledge
0%
Community involvement: I value education, learning, and participation opportunities
0%
Water: I value protecting and conserving water sources for the community and environment
17%
Energy: I value conserving energy and sourcing renewable energy
0%
Recreation: I value access to nature-based experiences and recreational activities
0%
Future preparation: I value preparing for climate led changes such as sea-level rise, bushfires, heat waves and extreme weather events
0%
Total Votes : 12
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