When you join Wolston and Centenary Catchments Inc as a member, you get to show your commitment and support for our local catchments and community.
WaCC membership is open to individuals, families, community groups, schools and corporations who subscribe to our objectives. We welcome everyone to our planned activities, events and meetings.
You may join as a regular volunteer member or participate in the running of WaCC activities by joining the Management Committee.
To apply for membership, please complete one of the following forms:
Email your completed form to info@wacc.org.au
WaCC meets monthly at our Pooh Corner Environment Centre (PCEC), (except January and December).
WaCC is an incorporated not for profit volunteer environment organisation, registered with the Office of Fair-Trading Qld. As such, WaCC has regular Management Committee Meetings and Annual General Meetings (AGMs) with election of office bearers.
The Treasurer prepares a monthly report and Liberty Wealth Accountants prepare an annual Financial Statement.
To protect our volunteers, WaCC maintains insurance cover with Queensland Workcover and Queensland Water and Landcare (public liability insurance).
WaCC acknowledges the importance of the Queensland State Government funding of our public liability insurance provided by Queensland Water & Land Carers.
Membership with WaCC is set up through the payment of a membership fee and is open to individuals, households, and corporations.
WaCC offers flexible volunteering opportunities that include long-term, short-term projects and one-off events. You can volunteer in your area of expertise or help in a different area to build new skills.
Check out our Facebook page and Events page for updates.
Contact us to find out more about being a member of our committee or a regular volunteer.
Fees are paid annualy via bank deposit, and are:
Fees assist to maintain the required insurances for all volunteers who participate in the WaCC group and events.
© 2025 Wolston and Centenary Catchments (WaCC).
We would like to acknowledge the First Nations people as the Traditional Owners of the lands on where this project is taking place, on Yuggera and Turrbal lands. We recognise Country being home to many groups. We pay deep respect to all Elders past and present.
