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Consultation has concluded
18 November 2018
Join us for a youth workshop from 2.30pm to 4.30pm at The Wetlands Centre, Hope Road on 18 November and talk to us about upgrading the Cockburn Wetlands Precinct! All young people welcome.
You will be given a “Wetlands Precinct Passport” to show you have completed each activity, including visiting rescued animals at Native ARC. Parents are welcome to come on the tour, stay and enjoy tea, coffee and refreshments.
RSVP to joseph@creatingcommunities.com.au or phone 9284 0910 to confirm your attendance
The Precinct is home to The Wetlands Centre Cockburn, Native ARC and the Bibra Lake Scouts – all significant, passionate environmental and community organisations.
The site on Hope Road, Bibra Lake is a major hub for environmental education, scouting, landcare, wildlife rehabilitation and community involvement.
The current much loved facilities need an upgrade. The City has been working with the three site tenants with regular meetings as part of a steering committee to understand their needs and the opportunities that the site redevelopment could provide.
The scope of the project includes:
Demolish and rebuild Native ARC
Renovate and extend The Wetlands Centre to include a dedicated scouts room, educational artificial wetland and state of the art community nursery.
Relocate the Bibra Lake Scout shed
Provide more parking and improved traffic and public access to and across the site
Create interconnected landscaped walkways and outdoor classrooms to support multiple uses and events
Ensure Ecological Sustainable Design features are included across all aspects of the project.
Join us for a youth workshop from 2.30pm to 4.30pm at The Wetlands Centre, Hope Road on 18 November and talk to us about upgrading the Cockburn Wetlands Precinct! All young people welcome.
You will be given a “Wetlands Precinct Passport” to show you have completed each activity, including visiting rescued animals at Native ARC. Parents are welcome to come on the tour, stay and enjoy tea, coffee and refreshments.
RSVP to joseph@creatingcommunities.com.au or phone 9284 0910 to confirm your attendance
The Precinct is home to The Wetlands Centre Cockburn, Native ARC and the Bibra Lake Scouts – all significant, passionate environmental and community organisations.
The site on Hope Road, Bibra Lake is a major hub for environmental education, scouting, landcare, wildlife rehabilitation and community involvement.
The current much loved facilities need an upgrade. The City has been working with the three site tenants with regular meetings as part of a steering committee to understand their needs and the opportunities that the site redevelopment could provide.
The scope of the project includes:
Demolish and rebuild Native ARC
Renovate and extend The Wetlands Centre to include a dedicated scouts room, educational artificial wetland and state of the art community nursery.
Relocate the Bibra Lake Scout shed
Provide more parking and improved traffic and public access to and across the site
Create interconnected landscaped walkways and outdoor classrooms to support multiple uses and events
Ensure Ecological Sustainable Design features are included across all aspects of the project.
Wetlands Precinct Bibra Lake has finished this stage
This consultation is Open for contributions.
Under Review
Wetlands Precinct Bibra Lake has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
Wetlands Precinct Bibra Lake is currently at this stage
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
