Here at Orana we are celebrating Earth Day, an annual event dedicated to raising awareness among masses about climate change and global warming. The vision and values that encompass Orana Clyde North are aimed at protecting the environment by inspiring our residents to live in an environmentally responsible community, through the multitude of sustainable lifestyle options that we have on offer.

Orana’s design has been awarded with the maximum 6-Leaf accreditation by EnviroDevelopment – an assessment scheme that awards projects with outstanding sustainable practices. These practices include using materials and construction methods with lower environmental impacts, implementing innovative waste reduction and water saving plans; as well as significant investment in protecting and enhancing the local natural ecosystems.

Orana will offer an impressive range of natural areas, with 42 hectares of parks and waterways, six local parks, two recreation reserves and three wetlands planned for the community. Balcon, the talented development team behind Orana, have also invested in the Urban Forest Project – a public initiative that focuses on increasing Melbourne’s canopy cover. With this, an extensive number of native and exotic trees will be planted at Orana, encouraging the City of Casey’s rich biodiversity to continue to thrive.

Residents will have plenty of options to have an active lifestyle while reducing their carbon footprint. Inspired by Amsterdam and Copenhagen, all amenities will be connected by a 10 kilometre network of tree-lined bike paths.

Experience healthy, happy and sustainable living at Orana.  You can explore our range of house and land packages available, or contact our friendly team to find out more.

• Awarded the maximum 6-Leaf accreditation by EnviroDevelopment
• An abundance of natural areas; 42 hectares of parks and waterways, six local parks, two recreation reserves and three wetlands 
• Investment in the Urban Forest Project to increase canopy cover
• Focus on planting native and exotic trees 
• Walking trails and 10 kilometre network of tree-lined bike paths to reduce carbon footprint