Our partner organisation GeoCatch have recently launched a new video series to help landholders in south-west WA restore waterways on their properties.
The nine part series provides practical guidance and inspiration through every step of planning and delivering a successful waterway restoration project.
GeoCatch project officer Michelle Priest said, “from understanding your site and mapping your project, to fencing stock out, site preparation, planting and long-term maintenance, the series shows how small, practical actions can lead to big outcomes: healthier waterways, reduced erosion, improved stock management, stronger biodiversity and long-lasting riparian vegetation that thrives year after year.”
“Whether you’re planning a project for the future, or already planting this winter, the videos give you the tools to make confident decisions and set your restoration project up for success.”
The videos are relevant for all landholders in south-west WA who are considering a stream restoration project.
Visit GeoCatch’s website to access the videos:
This video series was produced by GeoCatch, with support from the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program under the Natural Heritage Trust.
If you would like to see whether you may be eligible for support for waterway fencing and revegetation on your property through Healthy Estuaries WA and your local catchment group, please visit our website or contact us at estuary@dwer.wa.gov.au