Tree Preservation Orders
Trees are essential to our daily lives. They absorb carbon dioxide and airborne pollutants and release oxygen into the air. Additionally they improve the appearance of the urban environment and provide shade in summer. Trees improve our local environments by lowering the temperate, reduce erosion, and provide habitats for native animals. It is for these reasons that councils encourage tree planting and put strict tree preservation orders in place to ensure the retention of trees. Careful management of trees is required for the betterment of the whole community.
If you would like to know what tree preservation orders are in place in your local council or shire, please click the link below. The information is accurate on February 2017.
- Innerwest Council
- Auburn City Council
- Blacktown City Council
- Botony Bay Council
- Camden Council
- Campbelltown City Council
- Canada Bay Council
- Canterbury City Council
- Fairfield City Council
- Hills Shire Council
- Hornsby City Council
- Hunters Hill Council
- George River Council
- Ku-ring-gai Council
- Lane Cove Council
- Leichhardt City Council
- Liverpool City Council
- Mosman City Council
- North Sydney City Council
- Parramatta City Council
- Penrith City Council
- Northern Beaches Council
- Randwick City Council
- Rockdale City Council
- Ryde City Council
- Strathfield City Council
- Sutherland City Council
- Sydney City Council
- Waverley City Council
- Willoughby City Council
- Woollahra City Council