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Visit the CEC Website

01/07/2003

Mosman is one of the most computer literate areas in Sydney, so Council has been providing more and more information on the local environmental over the net. Mosman Council’s website has an entire section devoted to environment, and a mini CEC website available at www.mosman.nsw.gov.au/environment/cec.html

This site is updated frequently with information about the range of environmental events and projects conducted in Mosman.

Mosman Council also hosts MosGreen – an email contact list that enables Council to let local residents know of local environmental events. These include marine biodiversity seminars, rockpool rambles, interpretative bushwalks and energy efficient house expos. Residents wanting to keep up with the environment in Mosman, can visit www. mosman.nsw.gov.au/environment/index.html#news and register their name and email address. This is a low volume list, and email details are not shared with any other organisation.

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