Planting season is in full swing, so it’s worth looking back at what we’ve achieved in winters past. Since 2020, 232 sheep, beef and dairy farmers across the south west and south coast have planted more than 260,000 seedlings and 20 kg of native seed along waterways on their farms. … Read More
Second annual Love the Lesch Fest
The Leschenault Catchment Council (LCC) hosted another successful Love the Lesch Festival on Sunday 6 April in Australind, with the local community joined by residents and groups from across the region. Set alongside the Leschenault Estuary shoreline, community groups including OzFish Australia, the Dolphin Discovery Centre, Keeping Australia Beautiful, the … Read More
Holistic Management Workshop Program – South West
Join the Institute of Regenerative Leadership in a 6-month program to help you make informed environmental, social, and financial decisions. This course provides knowledge, practical skills, and a strong support network to help you succeed. You will: • Learn to manage effectively for positive outcomes. • Connect with like-minded land … Read More
Soil Health Workshop – Leschenault
David Hardwick from Soil, Land, Food is back to demystify the complexity of soil health.
Nutrient Calculator Sessions – Leschenault
Work one-on-one with nutrient experts to review your soil test results in the online nutrient calculator.
Accu-Spread – Leschenault
Join Australia’s leading Accu-Spread specialist Russell Nichol for a hands-on workshop demonstrating how to test and calibrate your own fertiliser spreading equipment. A calibrated spreader can help you get the most from your fertiliser investment and reduce nutrient loss to waterways.
Helping hands for seagrass in the Leschenault Estuary
A new collaborative citizen science project is giving a helping hand to Halophila, the main species of seagrass in the Leschenault Estuary. The seagrass science team from the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (the department) have joined forces with the Leschenault Catchment Council, community volunteers, OzFish and The University … Read More