Join us for a guided on‑water clean‑up of beautiful Salt Pan Creek! This hands‑on event is a great way to combine a relaxing paddle with giving back to the environment.
On Saturday 18 April, meet us at the Salt Pan Creek boat ramp in Peakhurst, where CBCity, Georges River Council and Georges Riverkeeper have got an amazing event planned, including a safety briefing and all the equipment you’ll need: a canoe or kayak, life jacket, litter bags, litter‑pickers and gloves.
Weeds cost the environment dearly as they outcompete native biodiversity
Georges Riverkeeper conducts AUSMAP sampling along the Georges River foreshore
The Eastern Curlew (Numenius madagascariensis) , a critically endangered migratory
NSW builders are ‘getting the site right’ with more than
Program updates were well received as was the presentation by
Georges Riverkeeper in collaboration with students from St Mary’s Catholic
Georges Riverkeeper has released a Practical Guide for Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) Planning, Design & Procurement to assist member Councils with planning, design, specification, and operation of GPTs.
As part of the Zero Litter in Georges River project to reduce stormwater pollution in the Georges River, several of Georges Riverkeeper’s member councils undertook priority projects rectifying Gross Pollutant Traps (GPTs) in the catchment. Liverpool City Council opted to undertake an audit of existing GPTs to assess the condition and performance of the GPTs in the area.
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.
