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The council of the Zoetermeer municipality decided on July 13, 2020 to investigate whether, and if so in how many municipalities, the municipal councils are willing to take joint action toward the state with the aim of ensuring that the municipal fund becomes structurally adequate for municipal tasks as soon as possible.
Here is an overview of common pests and diseases in nature.
If you spot a nest of Asian hornets, please report it to the hotline and your local municipality.
Japanese knotweed spreads at lightning speed. It is not without reason that it is considered one of the most invasive exotic species.
The caterpillars of this moth can be found from April to July on pedunculate oak and sometimes on beech and birch.
Rats are found wherever people live. Do you see a rat? Report it to the municipality.
Do you see (a) sick or dead bird(s) in Zoetermeer? Read what you can do.
Blue-green algae are mainly found in fresh stagnant water such as ponds but also in swimming pools.
A number of elms in Zoetermeer are affected by Dutch elm disease. These trees are being cut down by the municipality.
Water crassula is a fast-growing plant, making it a threat to other aquatic plants and water quality.
