Devonport Seeks Community Input for New Green Spaces Strategy

Devonport City Council wants to hear what people think about the future of nature and green spaces in the city as it works on its Build Nature In Strategy.

By Latrobe Times Tassie Desk · 27 October 2026 ·Updated 3 November 2026 AI-assisted

Devonport City Council is asking for views on the future of nature and green spaces in the city as it works on a new Build Nature In Strategy.

“More trees? More shade? Greener spaces? Better places to hang out?” the council asks on its website, inviting people to have a say on what matters to them and where they think the city “should be thinking greener”.

Views can be shared through a two-part online survey linked from the council’s Build Nature In page. Devonport residents who complete both parts of the survey can go in the draw to win one of five double movie passes.

Correction, 3 November 2026: An earlier version of this story named project partners and described planned community workshops and expected outcomes of the strategy. None of these appear in the council’s announcement, and the story was also cut off mid-sentence. This version reports only what the council has published.