February 2024
CEO Tony Chappel writes about what it means to be a steward of the environment. In this edition, you can also read about the places that inspire our passion for sustainability, the EPA's attendance at the Yabun Festival and how one council cut illegal dumping by more than 90%.
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Message from the CEO
I’m excited about 2024 and continuing to work with you all to help solve our state’s environmental challenges together.
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Asbestos in mulch is a ‘criminal offence’
“It is unacceptable to have asbestos or any other contaminant in a product that is sold either as mulch or in other sectors."
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Places we love
Discover the remarkable places within our great state that inspire our passion for sustainability.
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Yarning at Yabun
The festival is a great opportunity to show the community that we share a common interest in protecting Country and the environment.
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Council cuts illegal dumping by 94%
The plan, known as called 'Eyes On It,' involves regular monitoring and building strong relationships to make sure everyone follows the rules.
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Return and Earn funds our firefighters
Donations from our container deposit scheme help volunteer firefighters access counselling, support services and welfare grants.
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New system to make waste tracking easier
A new waste tracking system, designed to streamline the tracking of hazardous and regulated waste, is being developed with extensive input from industry operators.