This project is a based in the mid-Georges River Catchment, specifically the local government areas of Hurstville, Bankstown and Liverpool . The project will involve improving the skills and knowledge of the community in restoring biodiversity of bushland and creek corridors. Several on ground projects will also be completed as part of this project.

A major focus will be to inspire and engage new volunteers particularly from different cultural and language backgrounds through workshops.

Up to six priority sites will be selected for on ground works in riparian areas such as weed control, bush regeneration and/or sediment /erosion control.

A map of community involvement across the Georges River sub-catchment will also be produced as part of the project.

Project Progress: Project commenced in April 2009.

Coordinator/Project delivered by: Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority

Project Partners: Liverpool City Council, Hurstville City Council, Bankstown City Council and community volunteers

Funding Source: Australian Government through Community Coastcare

Total funding amount (include in-kind contributions):  $203,818.50

Project timeframe: April 2009 - October 2010

Status: Ongoing

Webpage Last updated:  October 2009