Creeks, waterways, riparian areas, erosion control, water quality, and catchment repair.
Filter Creek Health
Members are invited to review the draft Paperbark Creek restoration plan and share priorities before the committee considers the next stage.
Read Have your say on the Paperbark Creek restoration plan
Young Landcarers use nature journals and simple observations to help adults see a familiar creek with fresh attention.
Read The students who noticed the creek first
Help the group respond after storms, erosion events, flood debris, or damaged community plantings.
Read Emergency site repair after storms and erosion
Help volunteers collect practical information on water quality, saltmarsh condition, wildlife, and restoration progress.
Read Monitoring that shows what is changing
Donations help provide the gear that makes working bees safer, easier, and more welcoming for new volunteers.
Read Volunteer equipment for safer working bees
A small donation can help grow local provenance seedlings for creek lines, dunes, shelterbelts, and habitat corridors.
Read Native plants for local habitat
A staged riparian restoration project connecting farm shelterbelts, creek fencing, and rainforest plantings along Paperbark Creek.
Read Lower Paperbark Creek Habitat Link
Practical demonstrations on water testing, erosion control, planting design, and stock access points at a demonstration paddock.
Read Creek Health Field DayA practical local case study showing how riparian planting, fencing, and follow-up maintenance improved one creek reach over time.
Read Paperbark Creek Planting Case Study
A new stage of the Paperbark Creek restoration project is linking fencing, planting, weed follow-up, and community monitoring.
Read Paperbark Creek project reaches new milestoneSuggested local native trees, shrubs, grasses, and sedges for creek-bank planting and riparian repair.
Read Creek Planting Species List
Fund native plants, guards, mulch, morning tea, volunteer registration support, and event logistics for a creek-bank restoration day.
Read Sponsor a Creek Planting Day
A research partner supporting monitoring design, water-quality methods, data interpretation, and volunteer-friendly reporting.
Read Coastal Catchment Research Centre
A local government partner supporting reserve access, permits, public-place restoration approvals, and coastal planning coordination.
Read Banksia Shire Council
A creek-focused group supporting riparian planting, water-quality monitoring, erosion repair, and practical catchment care.
Read Paperbark Creek Catchment Group