Sustaining our environment Read about strategies and plans we have in place to help manage the environment here.
Native vegetation Wondering what to plant, or looking for information on tree planting initiatives or requirements for removing vegetation?
Roadside Conservation Roadside vegetation in Indigo Shire contains significant remnant vegetation with very high ecological values and often threatened species of flora and fauna.
Firewood Collection Community members are allowed to collect firewood on permitted Indigo Shire Roads, with a permit, at certain times during the year. Find details of the season dates, permitted roads and permit costs here.
Burning off Many parts of Indigo Shire are prone to bush fires and you need a local law permit before you can burn off in a township.
Sustainable planning We work with local developers to ensure energy-efficient building outcomes and ensure all of our own projects meet the same standards. Find out more here.
Certified Organic Farms in Indigo We're seeking to hear from owners of Certified Organic Farms across the Shire.
Woodfire heaters and air quality Woodfires are an economic and efficient way to heat your home during winter but they can pollute the air. Find out more about what you should and shouldn't do to maximise your wood heater during winter.
Onsite domestic wastewater systems Find information here on how to manage your onsite wastewater management system, or septic tank, to increase its life and prevent harm to human health and the environment.