partnering for progress
helping local communities come together
celebrating human energy through environmental photography
Western Australian school students are being encouraged to explore the environment by photographing the State’s biodiversity as part of the Chevron Focus Environment Competition.
We’ve supported the annual competition for the past 19 years, encouraging young West Australians to be aware of their environment and understand the need to safeguard ecosystems for future generations.
Environmental protection is a fundamental value at Chevron and we are excited to be an inaugural precinct partner of the Stadium Park through the Chevron Parkland.
chevron parkland brings stadium precinct to life
As an Inaugural Precinct Partner of the Stadium Park, the Chevron Parkland includes 2.6 hectares of rehabilitated parklands and nature playgrounds, creating a memorable play experience in a unique natural environment.
Situated on the Swan River foreshore alongside the Optus Stadium, the Chevron Parkland offers the local community and tourists access to a vibrant new parkland and six nature playgrounds, BBQ areas and picnic facilities set around the river-fed lake.
The Chevron Parkland translates and expresses the Whadjuk Noongar six seasons across the play areas and includes 10 permanent three-dimensional artworks by eight leading West Australian Noongar artists.
The Optus Stadium and Stadium Park development heralds a new and exciting chapter in the transformation of Perth and we’re excited to be involved with this legacy project that will create a public environment the community will be able to enjoy for decades to come.
160,000
seedlings and plants
500
mature trees planted in the Chevron Parkland
2.6
hectares of rehabilitated parklands and nature playgrounds
428
chevron volunteers
6,858
volunteer hours logged in Australia
50+
projects supported
giving back to the community
At Chevron, we believe our business succeeds best when the people we work with and the communities in which we operate succeed too. Our employees showcase this commitment by supporting their communities through ongoing volunteer projects and our workplace giving program, Change for Charity.
Our employees are encouraged to participate in company volunteer days coordinated through our partner organisations United Way West Australia and Conservation Volunteers Australia. Our people also give back to the local community by volunteering at not-for-profit organisations outside of work hours.
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