Following the AGM on 2 November we welcome Greg Taylor as a new committee member. As a former Ku-ring-gai councillor, he will add valuable experience of council processes as well as his knowledge of ecological restoration management, bushfire risk mitigation, and connection to local First Nation's community and perspective.
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- John Martyn’s new book has landed … order your copy now! The Geology and Flora of the Sydney Basin: A Photographic…Read More
- In recent years STEP has become increasingly concerned about the proliferation of Spanish Moss on our local trees and its…Read More
- The NSW government announced new planning laws in late-2023 that will radically change the landscape by increasing housing density at…Read More
- In NSW, under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, the maximum fine for illegal tree removal is $1.1 million…Read More
- We have previously described the process that Ku-ring-gai Council has been following to try to get land known as the…Read More
- The process for the development of Westleigh Park has been long and slow since the land was purchased from Sydney…Read More
- Welcome to the annual report on the 46th year of operation of STEP Inc. Last year’s report was optimistic about…Read More
- Following the AGM on 2 November we welcome Greg Taylor as a new committee member. As a former Ku-ring-gai councillor,…Read More
- We were delighted and surprised to receive details of the community recognition statement Matt Cross MP, Member for Davidson, made…Read More
- The bushcare community of northern Sydney has lost a wonderful contributor with the death in October of Bill Jones at…Read More
- John Martyn took this photo while walking along the Cascades trail in Garigal National Park last month. He contacted the…Read More
- STEP has given a prize for environmental projects in the Science teachers Association of NSW Young Scientists Awards for 23…Read More
