Volunteering
As they say, it takes a village and without the support of our volunteers, this journey would not be possible.
Whether it’s helping at a community fete, organising a clean-up or advocating for better stormwater regulations in your local shire, every bit counts.
Together, everything is possible. Join us on the path to a clean water future today.
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Help us out at a local school fete, community day or even at one of our regular educational talks.

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Support a Stormwater Utility Charge
For less than a cup a coffee a week you can help stop plastic and urban pollution at the source to ensure we live in a clean water future.
Stormwater Utility Charge
Like a potable charge, our drinking water, a stormwater utility fee is a fair user-pays charge for private and commercial property’s impact to stormwater runoff and appears on our quarterly rates notices. The charge is commensurate to the cost of managing a property’s stormwater from its impervious surfaces.
Yes. Although it is at the discretion of individual councils, local and state government. It is a fair and equitable way to share the cost of this vital public service.
Currently 80% of the pollution in our waterways comes from the land, with much of it collected and carried through our stormwater infrastructure. A small utility charge will enable councils to capture and maintain plastic, rubbish and urban pollution before it hits our precious lakes, rivers and oceans.
For less than a cup of coffee per week you can help to save the lives of over 100 million marine animals every year.
become a zero pollution ambassador
What pledge with you make towards a clean water future? Become a Stormwater Shepherds’ Zero Pollution Ambassador and get the certificate to prove it!
Become a friend
Our friends are very important to us. Become a Friend of Stormwater Shepherds to receive great benefits and discounts, and support the important work with do.
Stormwater Utility Charge
Like a potable charge, our drinking water, a stormwater utility fee is a fair user-pays charge for private and commercial property’s impact to stormwater runoff and appears on our quarterly rates notices. The charge is commensurate to the cost of managing a property’s stormwater from its impervious surfaces.
Yes. Although it is at the discretion of individual councils, local and state government. It is a fair and equitable way to share the cost of this vital public service.
Currently 80% of the pollution in our waterways comes from the land, with much of it collected and carried through our stormwater infrastructure. A small utility charge will enable councils to capture and maintain plastic, rubbish and urban pollution before it hits our precious lakes, rivers and oceans.
For less than a cup of coffee per week you can help to save the lives of over 100 million marine animals every year.