Council Hub
Location-specific guidance for safer, more sustainable gardening.
Council Hub
The Council Hub keeps gardening local. See environmental alerts, water rules, seasonal advice, native recommendations, and sustainability programs for your area.
Ask your council to sponsor Earth
Earth stays free for gardeners. Councils can help unlock bigger journal storage, local notices, seed library updates, workshops and community growing support.
More photo memories, local growing advice, compost prompts, workshops and seed library updates.
A gentle way to support food security, sustainability, waste reduction and community garden participation.
A fair pathway to fund storage and local resources without charging everyday gardeners.
What council-sponsored access could unlock
More or unlimited photo entries, multiple photos per entry and safer cloud backup options.
Council notices, water information, compost programs, seed libraries, native planting and workshops.
Residents can build practical gardening habits around climate, waste, food and wellbeing.
Earth can stay useful and local without selling the heart of the app to individual gardeners.
Find local information
Choose your council area above first. Then Earth can show local notices and make the council request more specific.
Local environmental alerts
No local environmental alerts have been added for this location yet.
Water restrictions
No water restrictions have been added for this location yet.
Seasonal gardening advice
No seasonal gardening advice have been added for this location yet.
Sustainability programs
No sustainability programs have been added for this location yet.
Waste & compost programs
No waste & compost programs have been added for this location yet.
Community gardens
No community gardens have been added for this location yet.
Climate & weather advisory
No climate & weather advisory have been added for this location yet.
Native plant recommendations
No native plant recommendations have been added for this location yet.
Why the Council Hub matters
It keeps the app connected to the real world — safer gardening decisions, local sustainability awareness, stronger community connection, and more support for native ecosystems.