This is a site that tells our stories, and yours, as we create a future for Perth as a truly sustainable city that responsibly manages and improves its environment, culture, industries and communities.
Perth NRM works with industry, community and all levels of government to create meaningful activities and environments that will ensure future generations can enjoy the natural resources that make our region special.
Join us these school holidays for a family-friendly beachcombing session at Leighton Beach, Fremantle.
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The World Soil Day event at Muresk was a successful and illuminating look at the work being done by Western Australian farmers and scientists to improve soil health in our region.
A partnership between South East Regional Centre for Urban Landcare (SERCUL), the City of Canning and the Water Corporation has led to a great project in Nurdi Park, Riverton, as part of the Swan Canning River Recovery program.
Perth NRM has been awarded a $19,400 Coastwest Grant to continue the Coastal Capacity Building project delivered by its Coastal + Marine Program.
This Australian summer we are seeing a catastrophic bushfire crisis taking place over many months, which should appear to any open-minded and reasonably informed observer as being an unusual occurrence.
Take a look at some of our current projects.
The Swan Alcoa Landcare Program has been successfully delivering onground works for over two decades, delivering over $9M to community groups in the region.
Perth NRM works with community groups, schools and local councils to preserve, protect and enhance the coastline and beaches in our region.
Perth NRM has been instrumental in the establishment of RegenWA, a network of committed WA farmers and stakeholders who are implementing and sharing their experiences in Regenerative Agriculture.
The Adopt A Beach program helps schools experience, learn about and conserve our coastal and marine environments with in-class activities and excursions.
ReWild Perth is an initiative to 'Bring Nature Home' and encourage people to provide native habitat in their gardens, courtyards or balconies.
The Sediment Task Force is funded by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) and supported by Perth NRM
This project is currently targeting the Middle Canning region of our major river systems, with support from the Australian Government's Environmental Restoration Fund.
This Regional Land Partnership project will manage populations and habitat at a local scale to improve the trajectory and distribution of priority species.
Improving the condition of Threatened Ecological Communities, Stage 2
Food Security relates to a region's capacity to produce (or access) sufficient, nutritious produce to feed its population. With a growing population and changing climate, it's time for a plan.
We are starting a journey to 'Bring Nature Home' with ReWild, creating native habitat throughout our region.
You can support Perth NRM in our efforts to create a more sustainable Perth with a tax-deductible gift.
