Happenings

Happenings in the Park


Up Coming Events / Things of Interest

Informal work sessions are held each Monday morning at various sites.  Contact Jo 9458 8991 or Graeme 0418 927 246 for details about next site/work.

If you have free time during the week, Jo would be happy to put you to work then as well.

Further info: Jo 9458 8991 or crrpvteam@gmail.com 

CRRPV Current Work Sites

  • Fish traps in the river? Do not remove them. Report immediately to FishWatch 1800 815 507. Do not approach suspicious people and be discreet when making a call to report, noting rego nos, descriptions of people etc.
  • People taking native plants in CRRP: Do not confront people but report to City of Canning Security & Patrol Services 1300 422 664 or Parks & Wildlife Regional Parks 9442 0300.
  • Collect 3L plastic bottles – the ideal size for watering. Clean bottles can be left at CREEC.
  • Don’t forget our Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/crrpv

Acknowledgements: Photos by CRRPV members – Claire, Pam, Sally, Graeme, George, Marie; those from DBCA function by DBCA staff

Great Cocky Count

14ᵗʰ April 2024

Join Birdlife for their annual survey of black-cockatoos across southwest WA to gain a better understanding of population size of these unique and threatened species.

It’s simple, fun and every survey counts!

WHEN: Sunday 14th April at sunset
(5:15 – 6.45pm in Perth, other locations may vary)

WHERE: a cockatoo ‘night roost’ near you
(Participants are allocated to a roost close to home)

REGISTER ONLINE AT: https://birdlife.org.au/events/great-cocky-count/

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
greatcockycount@birdlife.org.au
(08) 9383 7749

DBCA Awards

CRRPV were named Community Group 2018 and Jo Stone (CRRPV’s Field Officer) received an Outstanding Service Award.

Video courtesy of the Parks and Wildlife Service at the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.

Lotterywest Bat Project

January 2021: CRRPV’s Microbat Project, funded by Lotterywest, has been completed. The uncorrected proof of Joanna Burgar’s report can be seen here: Effectiveness of bat boxes for bat conservation and insect suppression in a Western Australian urban riverine reserve

This project was made possible through funding from Lotterywest

2006 – 2020 Happenings in the Park