Upper Murrumbidgee Waterwatch

1. Engages the community in the environment through monitoring and caring for our catchments;
2. Educates and raises awareness in schools and the community on issues concerning catchment health; and
3. Uses data collected by volunteers to inform policy and on ground cat

This is a citizen science-based project aimed at raising public awareness of the devastating impact the Cat’s Claw Creeper has on our natural environments as well as contributing to a better understanding of the establishment and dispersal processes of biological control agents as well as their effe

Upper Murrumbidgee Waterwatch

1. Engages the community in the environment through monitoring and caring for our catchments;
2. Educates and raises awareness in schools and the community on issues concerning catchment health; and
3. Uses data collected by volunteers to inform policy and on ground cat

Capture community observations of plants and animals

To assess Brisbane creeks for their suitability for re-establishing populations of Platypus.

Have you seen a Platypus? Want to see a Platypus? Get involved with PlatypusWatch so we can develop a reliable ‘snapshot’ of platypus populations on the Gold Coast.

Schools to monitor the health of waterways

The Royal National Park and Environs Biodiversity Survey has been running since 1996. It’s a collaborative project: participants share the work of measuring and monitoring some important elements of the biodiversity of Royal National Park and the surrounding Hacking River catchment.

Based in the greater Sydney and Blue Mountains region Streamwatch, is a citizen science water quality monitoring program that empowers community groups to monitor and protect the health of local waterways.

Monitor water quality