Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary.
Camera IconEric Singleton Bird Sanctuary. Credit: Supplied/Andrew Ritchie

Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary engineering recognised

Toyah ShakespeareEastern Reporter

The City of Bayswater and project consultants GHD won the Australian Engineering Excellence Awards WA environmental category.

Mayor Barry McKenna said the awards recognised projects that safeguarded the environment and reduced environmental damage.

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He said the City and Department of Parks and Wildlife completed the $3 million restoration work to ensure its long-term health and longevity.

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“Completing this project brings many environmental benefits, including greening our City preventing around 40 tonnes of general rubbish, 1.3 tonnes of nitrogen and 200kg of phosphorous from entering the Swan River every single year,” he said.

“This project is vital because our children will be able to enjoy this beautiful site for generations to come.”

Eric Singleton won against entries including Chevron’s Wheatstone project trunkline shore crossing and the Department of Parks and Wildlife Torndirrup National Park improvement.