Coogee Beach will be closed 7am–5pm Wednesday 15 October for sand works improving surf lifesaving access under the jetty.
The meeting will be live streamed and is open to the public. Please register your attendance.
View the purpose of the meeting. The meeting will be live streamed and open to the public.
Burning allowed with a City permit this season – get yours before you start.
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Local Government Election packages have been posted by the WAEC. Keep an eye on your letterbox!
View Candidate profiles for the 2025 Local Government Ordinary Election.
The City maintains and protects the natural assets of Cockburn through natural resource management, sustainability initiatives and environmental education. Schools can access various education for sustainability programs and initiatives through our Wetlands to Waves Environmental Education Program.
Re-vegetation for Habitat Creation - planting, weeding, and litter pick-up excursions to enhance biodiversity in natural areas (K-12)
Saving Our Snake-necked Turtle – protecting local turtles through in-class activities, and excursions (K-12 Terms 3)
Coogee Maritime Trail - shore-based maritime activities (K-12)
Exploring Climate Change - half-day excursions at coastal and bushland reserves, seeing on-ground adaption measures (Y10-12)
Perth NRM Adopt-A-Beach program helps schools experience, learn about and conserve our coastal and marine environments with in-class activities and excursions (Y1-12)
An annual Environment Day Schools Festival - a whole-day event full of workshops and activities teaching students to celebrate and take responsibility for the earth. Includes bus transport (Y3-6).
Note: we can tailor other themed activities to your needs. Program booklets are available on request.
The City of Cockburn offers schools and early years centres the opportunity to receive a free 'planting for Cockatoo's' package with 40 local native plants for their school gardens during May. Schools and childcare/early years centres must register by early April and demonstrate that they operate within Cockburn and have appropriate use for the plants, as stocks and plant choice is limited.
City of Cockburn schools can access the Climate Clever program for free. Work together to reduce your carbon footprint through a guided process to measure, audit and act, which will help your school reach its sustainability goals and save money.
To find out more contact the City’s Environmental Education Officer by phoning 08 9411 3444 or email. Sign up for the online Sustainable Living eNewsletter to lean about upcoming sustainable events and news.