Community programs and services
Education, conservation and climate action
Environment House runs a wide range of community programs and services. The map shows the breadth of what we do — explore each activity below.
Our 24/7 Community Recycling Drop-Off Station helps divert hard-to-recycle items from landfill — from bottle lids and bread tags to pens, corks, sports equipment and more.
Our EcoShop stocks products to help you live more sustainably, including bulk refillable 'Envirocare' cleaning products. Visit us in-store or shop online.
We host around 40 workshops each year, covering topics such as organic waterwise gardening, composting, sustainable living, supporting biodiversity, nature-based crafts, birdlife, recycling, and upcycling. Workshop calendars are released quarterly.
Join our weekly social gardening mornings — grow veggies, care for the chooks, make compost and connect with the community.
We offer FREE Trishaw rides for up to two passengers through Riverside Gardens and Baigup Wetlands.
Our Perth – Bayswater Hub was launched thanks to a generous grant from Community Bank Bayswater.
EnviroHouse hosts the Electrify Bayswater project, part of Rewiring Australia. Electrifying your home and transport is the fastest way to cut energy bills and emissions — whether you're a homeowner or a renter. Find out how to make the switch at your own pace.
Previously known as Transition Town Bayswater, Sustainable Bayswater is an important community engagement arm of EnviroHouse. The team is behind projects like Electrify Bayswater, Share & Repair, clothing swaps and more — all aimed at increasing sustainability and reducing the effects of climate change.
More and more people are understanding the importance of tree canopy in urban areas for providing habitat and ensuring our cities are more liveable for people too.
EnviroHouse advocates on a range of issues such as tree protection, climate action, and responsible cat ownership to preserve nature, cut carbon emissions, and protect wildlife.
Held quarterly (March, June, September, December). Bring items you no longer wear and swap them for something "new-to-you."
Each year, we help distribute over 20,000 subsidised native plants to residents of Bayswater and Bassendean Councils. Tickets go on sale in May, with plant collection in June.
From September to November, volunteers patrol local wetlands within the Bayswater area to protect nesting Snake-necked turtles. Training and equipment are provided.