Did you know that everyday activities in your garden can have a direct impact on local wetlands, rivers, and waterways?

Join us for How to Protect Wetlands from Your Own Backyard, a one-hour interactive workshop exploring simple actions you can take at home to help protect our natural environment. Learn how to use fertilisers responsibly, reduce nutrient runoff, and prevent algal blooms that can harm wetlands, rivers, and wildlife.

The workshop also covers key messages from the Clean Drains, River Gains program, including how stormwater travels from our streets and drains directly into local waterways.

This informative session will provide practical tips to help you:

Use fertilisers more effectively and responsibly
Reduce nutrient pollution entering waterways
Understand the connection between stormwater drains and local wetlands
Protect local biodiversity and aquatic ecosystems
Make a positive environmental impact from your own backyard

Suitable for residents, gardeners, community groups, and anyone interested in protecting our local waterways and natural environment. 🌿💧

Any other information email sustainability@cambridge.wa.gov.au.

Please be advised that any personal details you have provided will be collected to assist with your request and for administrative purposes. We may also use your contact details to inform you about future sustainability workshops, events and related initiatives. If you would like to know more about how the Town handles your personal information, please see the privacy statement on the Town's website. Privacy and Information Collection Statement

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