Croydon Conservation Society 2010 AGM
Published by Alex Makin on Thursday 18th of March, 2010
The Croydon Conservation Society was formed in 1964 and is Maroondah’s oldest environmental organisation. The Society covers a broad range of natural and urban sustainability issues, including environmental preservation and planning issues.
Tonight’s Annual General Meeting, including a presentation on the works being undertaken at Brushy Creek to prevent flooding that affects nearby residents. The project, which includes two phases totalling over $2 million, will restore Brushy Creek between Bellara Drive and Maroondah Highway and includes extensive re-vegetation.
The 2010 Committee for the Croydon Conservation Society is aimed to strengthen its ability to become a community resource for people interested in sustainability. This will see the Society strengthen the role of its website as it aims to deliver content for the community.
- Conflict of Interest – Government Round Table
- North Ringwood Tennis Club – official opening of water tanks
- Ringwood Lake Lighting Demonstration
- Yarrunga Community Centre AGM
- Mullum Mullum Cultural Heritage Trail – National Green Jobs Corps Team
Category: Community Engagement,Environment,Maroondah,Urban Sustainability
