The Southeast Schools Program enables schools in the Georges River Catchment area to investigate local waterway health while directly supporting the NSW curriculum. With access to the Streamwatch ALERT Kit, eligible schools are equipped with the tools and support to engage in this hands-on citizen science program. Suitable for stages 2-6 and designed with a flexible delivery, Streamwatch brings contemporary experiential learning to any classroom.

This Project brings communities together to care for their waterways by providing training and resources to monitor water quality across Greater Sydney. Local community groups, schools and businesses are welcome to enquire about access to a Streamwatch Water Quality Kit. . This project has been assisted by the NSW Government through funding from the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.

The South Creek Project focuses on preserving the health of this important waterway, which supports rich biodiversity and local communities. Combining water quality monitoring with community engagement, this project highlights the unique ecological significance of South Creek and encourages collaborative action to protect its future.