Ribbons of Blue began in 1989 as a school water monitoring project
in the Swan and Avon catchments. During its history it has grown to
have regional coordinators servicing many parts of the State.
Each year
we assist around 10,000 students learn about and care for their local
creeks, rivers, wetlands and estuaries. Ribbons of Blue has also helped hundreds of community groups collect water quality data to help them
contribute to managing their local catchments.
There are a variety of activities planned to celebrate our 20th
anniversary year, so check this website throughout the year for
details.
At least twenty-six frog species live in the south west of WA, and most of those spend a large part of their life cycle along streams. The clamour of frog calls along streams is a common winter sound.
