Trees and vegetation
Trees and vegetation make Albury a pleasant place to live, but bring their own challenges.
Trees
Albury's urban areas meet and interact with river plains and bushland to create a rich and diverse environment.
Roadside vegetation
Some of Albury’s most significant plants and animals live alongside the roads in our local neighbourhoods.
Controlled burning
A controlled burn is the controlled use of fire under carefully managed conditions to reduce fuel such as dead wood, leaf litter, bark and shrubs.
Firewood collection
Dead trees and fallen timber are vital habitat for many animals, including a number of threatened species.
Weeds and biosecurity
Weeds are a major threat to our unique natural environment, threatening the survival of hundreds of native plants and animals.
Overgrown properties
Help us keep our city healthy, safe and looking beautiful by ensuring your property is well kept.
Trees
Albury's urban areas meet and interact with river plains and bushland to create a rich and diverse environment.
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Roadside vegetation
Some of Albury’s most significant plants and animals live alongside the roads in our local neighbourhoods.
Controlled burning
A controlled burn is the controlled use of fire under carefully managed conditions to reduce fuel such as dead wood, leaf litter, bark and shrubs.
Firewood collection
Dead trees and fallen timber are vital habitat for many animals, including a number of threatened species.
Weeds and biosecurity
Weeds are a major threat to our unique natural environment, threatening the survival of hundreds of native plants and animals.
Overgrown properties
Help us keep our city healthy, safe and looking beautiful by ensuring your property is well kept.