Stormwater Shepherds was proud to participate in #worldwetlandsday - with over 400 attendees, these are the opportunities for all stakeholders to share their connection to riparian environments.

Litter Congress is an event where individuals and groups involved in litter management, prevention and reduction to assemble to jointly tackle littering and behaviour change in an interactive environment.

Some pictures just tell the story. Crushin' it! Thank you to this champion, Blacktown City Council and the wider community for the opportunity to discuss disaster and emergency resilience at the Resilient Blacktown Picnic Day. Our Shepherds André Magar Tom Goodwin were on-site to educate and entertain. See you at Way to go Whalan! #bbc #environment #resilience #community

Springfield Lakes clean up, by the numbers. August 8th, 2019. 11,300m2 catchment. 1 tributary. 1 hour. 12 volunteers. 67 plastic drink bottles. 42 straws. 60 cigarettes. 34 plastic bags. 28 toys. 310 litres. 819 pieces of rubbish. Thank you to all volunteer #stormwatershepherds for a #bigeffort.

We love our waterways. We love our environment. On October 26th, 2019, a team of Shepherds came together in Whalan and cleaned over 30 eco-bags of rubbish from Ropes Creek, Whalan Reserve. Incredible!

Stormwater Shepherds proudly presents the Stormwater utility fee: development and implementation webinar series. Featuring Prabha Kumar, of Black & Veatch, and Jeremy Lamberton, from Stormwater Shepherds. Click to view more.

Professor Warren Campbell Ph.D. P.E CFM presented the 2019 Survey Results for more than 1700 U.S.A Stormwater Utilities across 40 states as well as over 20 Canadian utilities. This is a survey that the professor personally coordinates every year since 2007.

Featuring Jill Wu and Chris McPhee, join us for a deep dive into Stormwater Utility Implementation and Management in the U.S. We cover best practice, case studies from Maryland to Texas and answer audience questions.