SERCUL - South East Regional Centre of Urban Landcare WA - Community improving the health of our land and waterways in Perth Western Australia

Riverton Bridge Canning River Regional Park WA

69 Horley Road
Beckenham WA 6107

9458 5664
Fax 9458 5661

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Supported by:

WA Environment Award 2011 winner (Community Achievement Metro)

SERCUL was formed in 2003 as an independent Natural Resource Management body in Perth, Western Australia, SERCUL brings together the community, business and government to develop and implement projects that improve the health of our waterways and other ecosystems. more

One of five sub-regional bodies, the area SERCUL covers takes in Dyarguu (the Canning River), the Southern Wungong River and their tributaries and parts of Derbarl Yaragan (the Swan River).

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THANKS TO ALL VOLUNTEERS
SERCUL as part of National Volunteer Week wishes to acknowledge and pay tribute to the many hundreds of volunteers that contribute to the ongoing management and repair of our natural environment.
The role you play should never be underestimated for without your efforts very little could be achieved. You are indeed the critical factor for the excellent outcomes that are occurring throughout our catchments.
Thank you all for your dedication and commitment.

State NRM Program Community Grants of between $10,000 & $50,000 are available for any on‐ground activity that will assist in the conservation, restoration, rehabilitation or enhancement of a local natural asset. This can include land, water, marine and biodiversity assets details

City of Armadale residents who have a waterway flowing through their property have the chance to participate in the Streamcare Project 2012 details

SERCUL won the Community Achievement Metro WA Environment Award 2011. We would like to thank all of the supporting agencies, funding bodies, community groups and volunteers for helping us achieve this award details

Help map feral animal sightings in your area. Get involved!

SERCUL's 2010-11 Annual Report now available

You can now purchase the field guide to Freshwater Fishes, Crayfishes & Mussels of South-western Australia online

WA Day / Foundation Day Celebrations at Kent Street Weir on Monday 4th June details

Dr Matthew Williams is giving a special talk on the Graceful Sun-moth (Synemon gratiosa) at Lottery West House on Tuesday 5th June. This endangered species' remaining habitat is under threat from urban, industrial and other developments details