City needs big tree change
Please see below great articles in this weeks Stirling Times (15th of March, 2016). If you would like to see existing trees protected, you must […]
Buyers pay more to be on a leafy street
An urban study by PhD student Lyndall Plant, “has revealed buyers are prepared to […]
Report on Council Meeting – 8th March 2016
Below is a report on last night’s City of Stirling Planning & Development […]
Deputation to City of Stirling Council
Following is our Deputation to the City of Stirling‘s Planning and Development Committee Meeting – 8th of March, 2016. By Leisha Jack, the Convenor of […]
Protecting Trees on Development Sites – City of Stirling
Finally a serious move to protect trees on privately owned land in Perth? […]
Build around trees to increase property values
In the City of Stirling most tree removals are coming from privately owned residential and commercial land, because of infill and redevelopment. If we […]
Heatwave warning for Perth
The West Australian Newspaper has issued a heatwave warning for Perth – Health warning as heatwave set to scorch Perth Coverage includes a video […]
Groat Street Festival
Come along to the Groat Street Festival this Saturday between 9PM and 3PM in North Beach, see map. The Stirling Urban Tree Network […]
202020 Vision – Perth suburbs warming
Great to see 202020 Vision have promoted last weeks article in WAToday. Leafy suburbs can be 6 degrees cooler in summer than treeless suburbs.
“Trees” listed in top three election issues for Stirling
According to The Weekend West, the 3 top election issues for the City of Stirling are Residential Rezoning, Trees and Traffic Speeds; Note – […]