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Two Rivers Catchment Group (TRCG)

The Two Rivers Catchment Group operates over a large area from Kalamunda, through Belmont and to the Canning Plains area on the northern side of the Canning River. We are an integrated catchment body that allows the community to protect and preserve natural environments.

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We are presently undertaking a number of exciting nutrient reduction projects including the Liege Street Wetland in Cannington, Woodlupine Brook in Wattle Grove, Garvey Park in Redcliffe and Tomato Lake in Belmont.

Liege Street Demonstration Wetland, Cannington
The Liege St Wetland is a constructed wetland that covers a 530 hectare catchment and receives stormwater from the Liege St and Cockram St Main Drains. Previously a straight open drainage channel with poor water quality that drained directly into the Canning River, the site now mimics a natural wetland with improved water quality and habitat value and provides passive recreation and educational opportunities for the local community.

The project uses native sedges and other native plants planted in a series of wetlands to reduce the nutrients entering the Canning River. This project is a joint partnership between the Two Rivers Catchment Group, the Swan River Trust, Department of Environment and Conservation, City of Canning, Water Corporation and the South East Regional Centre for Urban Landcare.

Liege Street Wetlands, August 2006

Garvey Park Living Stream Site, Belmont

Before Earthworks	After earthworks and planting	The results, March 2004

Tomato Lake, Belmont

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