It’s 2019: reaching both New Horizons & new climate extremes
Welcome to 2019 everyone! While some of us are only just slowly crawling back to our proverbial desks, some other ridiculous high-achievers have finally landed us on the far side […]
Category Archives: environment
Wharf Street Basin – A Next Generation Community Park
Urbaqua has assisted the City of Canning in their successful application for Federal Government funding as part of the Smart Cities and Suburbs Program. The project includes redevelopment of the […]
The Future of Water
It’s National Water Week and the theme is ‘Water for Me, Water for All‘. Earlier this month the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released their landmark report on Global […]
Shelley Rossmoyne Foreshore Management Plan – have your say!
Urbaqua has had the opportunity to develop a fair number of foreshore management plans up and down (and in) the WA coast/river systems. Our latest project is being undertaken for […]
A sump-tuous pocket park in Vincent
Urbaqua’s staff have been busy recently, promoting Water Sensitive Urban Design in their community as well as their workplace! Halinka, in her role as a member of the City of […]
The Footballer Scoring Environmental Goals
With the office deep in World Cup frenzy over the last two weeks, it feels like the time is right to impart the football frenzy onto the blog. Every four […]
Don’t Keep History A Mystery: Reconciliation Week 2018
National Reconciliation Week in Australia commemorates two significant milestones in recent Australian Aboriginal rights history — the successful 1967 referendum to recognise Aboriginal people in the census, and the High […]
