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Catchment education

What is our vision for schools in this region?
To achieve an environmentally responsible school community in the south region, actively involved in environmental protection and catchment management.

To help realise this vision we’ve developed this section of our site to:

1. Give you ideas of cross curricula environmental projects and activities


2. Create or provide direction to: teacher resources – professional development opportunities, educational programs, websites, books, funding sources, and links to local "friends of" and catchment groups.

How do we help schools?
Link you to training and Professional Development opportunities: to empower whole school communities to support local catchment management activities by running and promoting workshops.
Link schools to funds: link teachers to funding resources.
Link schools to learning resources: link teachers to educational resources.
Link schools to their local “patch”: link schools into on-ground activities together with local catchment and “friends of’ groups.
Produce an Educators Newsletter every term

Latest newsletter
SERCUL Education Newsletter (#25)

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Thanks go to Steve May, Georgia Davies, Gwen Watson and Julie Robert from SERCUL. The following people and groups are thanked for their contributions: Howard Flinders Unpublished Draft Report on Schools Activities within Bannister Creek Catchment October 2000, the BICM website, the Swan Catchment Education Strategy and Colin Spencer (BICM) Unpublished Draft of What you can do for the bush?