Oceania/Antarctic

Perth NRM is a highly regarded for-purpose organisation in the natural resources management (NRM) sector. We collaborate with governments (federal, state and local), community, academics and the corporate sector to deliver solutions to environmental issues. We achieve economic, environmental, public health and social outcomes that align with the goals of our stakeholders, underpinned by evidence-based research. We are valued as an effective and trusted partner, with over $9 million of current funding commitments. We are the approved supplier to the federal government for NRM services in Perth, and recently celebrated the 20th year of the SALP program, a partnership with Alcoa and the WA government that connects them with dozens of volunteer community groups to carry out on-ground activities. Perth NRM, with our strategic approach to managing natural resources, is an essential contributor to the long term sustainability of Perth and Western Australia. This is the value that we offer our partners and the community.

We celebrate volunteerism by conceiving and producing ambitious collective-action platforms that blend culture and social impact. We’re motivated to foster understanding by creating authentic connections –between partner organisations and their people– with the broader community. Projects intervene wherever there is need, ranging from designing programs to help shape S.T.E.A.M education, to regenerating green spaces and natural habitats, to refurbishing buildings, to developing urban food alternatives, such as shipping-container farms. Project works are calibrated to create the most fun and rewarding volunteer experiences whilst efficiently delivering the highest impact with the lowest waste. Our social impact work began in 2005 when helping to establish Guinness’ Water of Life program in Sub-Saharan Africa. In the 15 years since, a broad variety of innovative platforms and projects have been designed and delivered in Australia, the US, UK and Brazil. Corps Projects operates from Perth, Western Australia.