Funding is for projects that address the following priorities:

  • To protect and enhance riverbanks and shorelines to mitigate threats to environmental, recreational, aesthetic or cultural values;
  • To protect, enhance and manage fringing native vegetation and habitat; and
  • To improve enjoyment of the foreshore by addressing risk to public amenity values, infrastructure and the environment.

Grants Funding process

Riverbank Grants Funding is a competitive process undertaken in two stages:

Stage One

Call for Expressions of Interest (EOIs). Project proposals which offer best value for money in addressing foreshore issues and achieving the desired outcomes for the river system will be selected. Funding for successful projects will be conditional at this stage.

Stage Two

Riverbank officers will work with successful applicants from Stage One to establish collaborative arrangements between parties. It is through the establishment of these arrangements that the final project details, including a project schedule, and detailed budget arrangements will be negotiated.

How to apply

The application period for the 2024-25 Riverbank Grants Funding round is now closed.

Contact

Queries can be directed to Riverbank officers at riverbank@dbca.wa.gov.au or by telephoning (08) 9278 0900.

Riverbank funding

DBCA draft locality plans

DBCA published locality plans

Best management practices for foreshore stabilisation