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Perth, Peel & South West dam picnic areas closed
Picnic and recreational areas at Perth, Peel and South West dams managed by Water Corporation will be closed from 6pm Sunday 31 January until Friday 5 February, in line with State Government five-day lockdown restrictions.
Bring your brown lawn back to life
The good news is that a brown lawn isn’t necessarily a dead one. Here are 9 waterwise tips from expert Eva Ricci, Executive Officer at the Turf Industry Association of Western Australia to bring your lawn back to health.
Creating opportunities for people with disability
We’re offering new work experience placements and traineeships focused on young Western Australians with disability.
Stop the drip with these top 10 tips during the holidays
Get expert tips on saving water during the holiday period and stay waterwise during your travels around WA.
Water-saving hacks for busy families these summer holidays
The average person uses 51 buckets of water in summer compared to 27 in spring. Discover some simple hacks to help your family save water over summer.
Planting for the future – helping the Carnaby’s cockatoo soar to new heights
Water Corporation is rehabilitating feeding grounds for the critically endangered Carnaby’s black cockatoo. Revegetation also helps to protect and recharge the Gnangara groundwater system.
We're doing everything possum-ible to keep our Busselton wildlife safe
Water Corporation is working with local organisations to protect native species including the Western Ringtail Possum and Carter’s Freshwater Mussel while we improve flood protection in the area.
From drainage site to thriving micro wetland: One year on from Peters Place Reserve transformation
Peters Place Reserve is an award-winning project, part of our Drainage for Liveability program. One year on from completion, the Peters Place Reserve drainage site is unrecognisable. Learn more about the transformation and the benefits of urban streams.
From little things, big things grow – supporting the next generation of water innovators
As part of our commitment to innovation, we’re partnering with university students to research solutions for some of our operational challenges.
Jordin has wirriya liyan (happy spirit)
Jordin Payne is our Senior Advisor of Aboriginal Engagement and proud Nimanburr Djugun Yawuru person working in the North West Region. We’ve asked her to take us through her role and what it involves.
