We're excited to announce the completion of These Creeks Connect Us, a new short film by Georges Riverkeeper exploring Prospect Creek, our waterways and the Georges River.
Produced with support from the Sydney Water Community Grants Program and Fairfield City Council, the film follows a journey by kayak through an urban waterway, exploring the life in the creek, pollution, flooding, water quality, and the diverse communities connected by water.
The Get the Site Right campaign in June will increase
Georges Riverkeeper's partnership with NSW Department of Justice - Corrective
Georges River Council's large-scale landscape and stormwater naturalisation project within
Georges Riverkeeper has been helping Sutherland Shire Council maintain the
Works at the Oyster Creek Gully site have been going
Loss of biodiversity threatens all, including our health. Friday 22 May, 2020, is United Nations' International Day of Biological Diversity and to celebrate, here's a showcase of the diverse flora along the Georges River.
The recent drought, then flood, as well as large amounts
Georges Riverkeeper recently collected sediment samples from streams across the
There are many different stakeholders and landowners in the Georges River Catchment who all have a responsibility to manage their land in a way that ensures there is a minimal impact on the river and its ecosystems.
