Who are our stakeholders?

Ribbons of Blue / Waterwatch WA is a community education network supported by a partnership of Commonwealth, State and Local Governments, community groups, and industry. The program is coordinated by the Department of Environment and Conservation.

Our key partners are:

The Commonwealth Government's Natural Heritage Trust, through the following Natural Resource Management regional bodies:

• South West Catchments Council
• Avon Catchment Council
• Northern Agricultural Catchments Council
• Swan Catchment Council

Waterwatch Australia, a Natural Heritage Trust program

The Western Australian State Government:

• The Department of Environment and Conservation
• The Department of Water
• The Department of Education and Training
• The Swan River Trust through the Swan-Canning Cleanup Program

Community Groups

• Friends of the River Toodyay
• Manjimup Land Conservation District Committee
• GeoCatch
• Cape to Cape Catchments Group
• Peel - Harvey Catchment Council
• Leschenault Catchment Council
• Friends of the Reserve Boddington
• City of Bunbury
• Southern Forests Landcare
• Warren Catchments Council

Industry

• W.A. Plantation Resources supporting Blackwood Waterwatch
• TiWest supporting the Wetland Restoration and Action Project in the Kwinana Peel Region
• Worsley Alumina supporting the Hotham Williams Snapshot in the Kwinana Peel Region