With 12 years of delivering on-ground river restoration and leadership in the waterway management sector, we rely on your help to fund those parts of our work that do not attract investment – our 
work – which is mostly unpaid and in-kind.
Can you give to our work?
With 12 years of delivering on-ground river restoration and leadership in the waterway management sector, we rely on your help to fund those parts of our work that do not attract investment – our work – which is mostly unpaid and in-kind.
Can you give to our work?
Our work in the 2022 financial year:
- 2 important river campaigns: Warragamba Dam, Upper Bidgee
- 7 uplifting Take me to the River podcast episodes
- 1 newly designed resource pack for landholders on caring for waterways
- Co-designed and implemented our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan with the Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation
- 8 inspiring blog articles and 11 email newsletters
- Invested in mentoring and capacity-building programs
- And more!
Your donation is fully tax deductible and we will keep you up to date with how your investment in the ARRC is used through our monthly newsletter.
You can also donate via Direct Transfer:
If using direct transfer please have as the reference your name & date of donation. We can send you a receipt if required, just email enquiries@arrc.com.au with the details of your donation.
Westpac Bank
ARRC Public Fund
BSB: 032-730
Account: 198844
Thank you!
– Siwan, Lori, Pat, Andy, Kate, Masha, Mikayla, Matt and Lucy.
“Just wanted to thank you for the link in your newsletter to this podcast [Pandemic Flux Syndrome with Amy Cuddy]. It was a really interesting and relevant session – certainly made me feel a lot better knowing [it’s] just not me thinking/feeling the way that I do at the moment. Really resonated with me.”
Sally Day
Greta Valley Landcare Group
“Thanks for another cracking read. I like your five Ps. I’ve been writing an article on management of gully erosion and your paper hit me between the eyes – yes I’d been hiding behind a conceptual model! Management starts with defining your purpose (the why), and your paper was a helpful reminder to make things enjoyably readable.”
Scott Wilkinson
CSIRO
