Welcome to Environnivate

25 years of experience in surface water and groundwater projects in Western Australia.

Welcome To Environnivate

Welcome to

Environnivate

25 years of experience in surface water and groundwater projects in Western Australia

Track record of delivering complex water projects through technical knowledge, methodical thinking, critical and systematic problem solving and innovation.

Who We Are

SOLUTION FOCUSED

Environnivate is a Western Australian based Environmental Consultancy specialising in surface water and groundwater projects. With a broad experience in project management, team coordination, budgeting and delivery and a diverse range of technical skills including environmental monitoring, hydrologic and hydraulic modelling, groundwater mapping, aquifer reviews and climate adaptation water security planning.

Solution Focused
Scott Wills

Scott Wills

Principal Scientist – BSc (Hons), Master Environment and Climate Change

Bachelor of Science Natural Resource Management (Hons), University of Western Australia, 1998

Master of Environment and Climate Change (Distinction), Curtin University, 2024

Affiliations

Member, Australian Water Association

Member CRC Water Sensitive Cities Regional Advisory Panel 2019 to 2021

Committee Member Urban Development Institute of Australia (WA) Water Committee 2020/21

Member Urban Development Institute of Australia (WA) Climate Change Standing Advisory Group 2022/23

Publications

DAVIES, J.R., RAHMAH, D., WILLS, S., (2005) Evaluation of Stormwater Pollutant Traps. Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (WA) State Conference, March 2005.

DAVIES, J.R., WILLS, S., ROGERS, A. (2005) Wetland Management: Water Issues. WA Wetland Management Conference, World Wetlands Day, 2 February 2005. Cockburn Wetland Centre, Bibra Lake, Western Australia.

DAVIES, J.R., TOWNLEY, L., WILLS, S., ROGERS, A., SCHOLZ, J. (2000) Hydrological Capture Zones of Wetlands, Hydro 2000 Symposium combining 26th National and 3rd International Hydrology and Water Resources Symposium of the Institution of Engineers Australia, Perth, November 2000.

What We Do

We value trust. Trust earned through an honest and professional approach is the best way to deliver balanced outcomes.

Surface Water And Urban Design

Surface Water & Urban Design

Environnivate, through strong client relationships, has developed solutions to the most challenging water management issues on all scales of development across Western Australia.

  • Due Diligence Assessments
  • Whole of Water Cycle Management and Integrated Water Management Strategies
  • Conceptual and Functional Design of all forms of drainage assets
  • Water quality monitoring and reporting
  • Water Balance Modelling and Stormwater Harvesting
  • Integrated Waterway Management
  • Water Quality
  • Hydraulics & Hydrology
  • Monitoring Program Design & Implementation
Groundwater

Groundwater

We offer an integrated and innovative approach, unique to each project.

  • Monitoring & Environmental Site Assessments
  • Dewatering
  • Managed Aquifer Recharge
  • Groundwater, Surface Water Interactions
  • Borefield & Well Design
  • Water Supply

Major Projects

Shire Of West Arthur Water Security Strategy

Shire of West Arthur Water Security Strategy

The South West region of WA has experienced a 15 to 20 percent decline in rainfall since the mid 1970’s, with a marked decline from the early 2000’s. The decline in available water resources over this period has been more severe, with declines in streamflow of 80 percent reported and up to 50 percent reduction in groundwater recharge. Most concerning is that future climate trends for the region are for hotter temperatures, reduced soil moisture and further reductions in rainfall.

The Shire of West Arthur recognised the risks to their community water supplies and wanted a strategy to address climate adaptation.

The outcomes of the strategy where:

  • An estimate of water demand for a 25-year to 50-year planning horizon.
  • An audit of current available water supplies, including identification of known groundwater and surface water supplies and the amount of water that could be drawn from these supplies.
  • A current and future water demand estimate.
  • Identification of areas where water supplies need to be developed.
  • Identification of alternate water supply and adaptation options.
  • Recommendations for priority projects and funding opportunities.
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Subiaco East Redevelopment

The Subiaco East project area is located approximately 3.5 kilometres from the Perth CBD, between Subiaco, West Leederville and West Perth Activity Centres. Both Subiaco Oval and PMH have ceased operation in recent years with the opening of the new Optus Stadium and new Perth Children’s Hospital, laying the foundation for this strategic urban renewal opportunity.

The project consists of four precincts, which encompasses the former Subiaco Stadium site, PMH buildings, Mueller Park, Department of Communities landholding, private ownership, West Leederville train station and rail reserve.

Key services provided;

  • Collation of the local and arterial pipe drainage details for establish a stormwater model for the Subiaco East precinct and immediate surrounds.
  • Analyse of the Perth Waterwise Action Plan and collaboration with the Stantec Sustainability team to consider initiatives to achieve the actions.
  • Preparation of a Local Water Management Strategy to support the Master Plan concepts.
  • Preparation of an Urban Water Management Plan for subdivision approval of the Subiaco Oval Neighbourhood.

The results of the strategy will be a significant reduction in the stormwater outflow to the Water Corporation arterial drainage system and an enhanced local water source available for stormwater harvesting or fit-for purpose groundwater supply.

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