Our projects

With drier climates and a growing population, Perth NRM has been working with the North of Perth Food Zone to implement 'smart farm' technologies to improve irrigation practices.

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.

Integrated Foreshore Restoration at Bennion Beach in the City of Stirling

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

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

ReWild Perth is an initiative to 'Bring Nature Home' and encourage people to provide native habitat in their gardens, courtyards or balconies.

The Noongar Six Season Walks has quickly become one of our most popular community programs, combining Traditional Ecological Knowledge from Elders and an environmental activity.

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

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

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

Completed or Ended Projects

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.

Industries around the world are adopting new performance standards such as triple-bottom line reporting. Perth NRM is investigating tools for applying environmental reporting in agriculture.

The Sediment Task Force is funded by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) and supported by Perth NRM

Imagine if you could answer all the important sustainability questions about your produce at the point of purchase. Perth NRM has been developing a methodology/technology that could do exactly that.

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

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

The Swan Alcoa Landcare Program has been successfully delivering onground works for over two decades, delivering over $9M to community groups in the region.

The Australian Government is providing support under the Improving Your Local Parks and Environment program to improve the water quality and habitats of the Swan Canning River systems.

The Swan Canning River Recovery Education program engages students to learn about the river system and how we can lessen our impact on the riparian environment.