Our Projects

The Adopt A Beach program helps schools experience, learn about and conserve our coastal and marine environments with in-class activities and excursions.

The key aim was to build connection to culture, language and country to help develop capacity and capability of the Noongar community to effectively care for the environment.

Perth NRM works with community groups, schools and local councils to preserve, protect and enhance the coastline and beaches in our region.

This wide-ranging project, funded by Coastwest, incorporated a number of coastal, cultural and community activities to increase engagement with coastcare projects in our region.

This Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan (ERP) considers the most likely disaster scenarios for the Swan Region, which include bushfires, severe storms, heatwaves and plant pest/disease incursion

RegenWA supports the application of evidence-based practices that generate on-farm natural capital with beneficial outcomes for the environment, and farming enterprises.

Perth NRM is establishing a collective impact approach and investment case for restoring natural capital in the West Australian farming landscape through funding by Lotterywest.

ReWild Perth is a program to provide you with advice on how to build eye-catching gardens with local wildlife in mind.

Walking together, learning together

Sustainable Agriculture creates a focus on using resources efficiently and effectively to ensure quality production for present and future generations.

Sustainable Agriculture Facilitators (SAFs) form a nationwide Community of Practice, providing regional expertise to the local agricultural sector to access assistance and develop new programs.

The Swan Alcoa Landcare Program has been successfully delivering onground works for 26 years, delivering more than $10M to community groups in the region.

Perth NRM has worked with the Western Australian stone fruit industry since 2017 in delivering project management and on ground works to increase the sustainability of the stone fruit Industry.

The 2021 Community Capacity Assessment (CCA) project seeks to understand the challenges facing natural resource management groups and volunteers in order to provide better support and planning.

This project focused on partnerships and volunteering, through regional funding under the National Landcare Programme.

Creating new Black Pygmy Mussel beds in the upper Swan-Canning Estuary may improve overall estuary health and provide a food source encouraging the repopulation of key fishery species.

Food Future is about ensuring the generations to come have access to safe, healthy and local fresh food.

Citizen Science Project: ‘Turning gardeners into conservationists: using gardens to conserve wildlife.’

Our region supports one of the largest remnant populations of the Glossy Leaf Hammer Orchid

This program was a joint initiative between Perth NRM, Wheatbelt NRM and the Rivers and Estuaries Division at the Department of Parks and Wildlife.