THE CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF WA

The Conservation Council of Western Australia (CCWA) is the State's foremost non-profit, non-government conservation organisation. We are WA's peak environment group with over 100 member groups and have been an outspoken advocate for conservation and a sustainable WA for over 40 years.

At the Conservation Council we are working with community, government and industry towards a more sustainable future for Western Australia. With professional staff and dedicated volunteers, we work on policy development and legislative change, consultation, campaigning, submission writing, and environmental education. We gather and distribute information and provide support and a forum for other conservation groups. We liaise directly with the Government, media departments, community groups, and political parties. CCWA works in partnership with community groups large and small. Groups are invited to become members of the CCWA network.

Our current priorities

By supporting communities, building partnerships, and developing solutions-focused policies, CCWA is helping to create a future worth looking forward to.

• Securing a sustainable water future for Perth and the southwest
• Enabling the transition to a clean energy economy and phasing out polluting fossil fuels
• Creating a network of large marine sanctuaries
• Preserving bushland and other habitat to prevent the extinction of WA species
• Halting inappropriate industrial development that threatens our environment and communities
• Reducing pollution and improving waste recycling in WA
• Protecting rivers and wetlands
• Preventing uranium mining in WA and support a radioactive free future

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URBAN BUSHLAND COUNCIL

The Urban Bushland Council is the peak community organisation for the recognition and protection of urban bushland in Western Australia. It comprises approximately 60 community conservation groups concerned about urban bushland. The Urban Bushland Council is involved in local action and networking, policy development, lobbying and raising public awareness...

UBC Uncoming Event

Urban Bushland Council is holding a one-day symposium aiming to equip you to be an advocate for our unique woodlands and their wildlife so our grandchildren can enjoy them. Help become a part of the solution. Click here to download the registration form.

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WANNEROO.COM

A website that is designed to be used by people living in Wanneroo and for people looking for services and information on Wanneroo... View Site

THE GREAT COCKY COUNT 2010

Birds Australia WA and Department of Environment and Conservation are currently organising The Great Cocky Count 2010 on Wednesday, 7th April 2010 and we’re asking for your assistance... Read More