Park Improvement Program
The City's park improvement program is designed to help green our City and respond to the needs of residents who use them.
Planting trees and creating eco-zoned areas with native plants benefits local biodiversity, provides food and habitat for wildlife, and reduces water usage. It also contributes to creating an important component of the City's urban forest.
Improvements may include elements such as new plantings, turf rehabilitation, ecozoning areas, improved accessibility, lighting, seating or playground upgrades.
If you have any questions or would like further information on any of the works, contact the City’s Park Services team via parkservices@bayswater.wa.gov.au
Click the links below for specific information on the City's efforts to green your park.
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Everlasting planting in 2026
Everlasting (Rhodanthe Chlorocephala) seeds are being planted this week to showcase an iconic Australian native.
See below the list of sites you may see these being planted in 2026.
- Civic Centre
- Eric Singleton Carpark
- Bert Wright
- Robert Thompson
- Sherbrooke Reserve
- Bayswater Waves
- Bardon Park
- The Rise
- Addlestone Reserve
- Morley Recreation Centre
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Turf rehabilitation at Trewin Reserve
An area of Trewin Reserve in Morley has been temporarily cordoned off to allow for turf recovery.
Efforts to rejuvenate this turf will occur over the coming months, with access to be reviewed in spring 2026.
