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 … Read More
A year of Bay OK action in the Geographe
Throughout 2025, GeoCatch and Revitalising Geographe Waterways worked with residents, community groups, schools and businesses to protect the Vasse-Wonnerup catchment from their own backyards. Bay OK is a flagship sustainability program focusing on reducing nutrient pollution from urban gardens through practical, waterwise gardening techniques. A Bay OK garden conserves water, … Read More
The next phase of restoration begins for Yakamia Creek
A new project is beginning for South Coast Natural Resource Management (South Coast NRM) as they continue their restoration efforts into the upper catchment area of Yakamia Creek in the City of Albany. South Coast NRM will lead the four-year project in partnership with the Australian Government, Department of Water … Read More
Revegetation Preparation and Planning Workshop
Join Lower Blackwood for a 1/2 day workshop on Planning and Preparation for a revegetation site. Guest speaker Brook Devine from CapeLife, will kick off the day with all the necessary background information on: Benefits of revegetation How to pick and plan for your revegetation site Common challenges and how to … Read More
Leschenault Catchment Council Fence, Reveg and Restore
Join a growing number of landholders working to improve their waterways and natural areas at this practical workshop.
Fencing and revegetation case study: Zoe’s winter creek
The sounds of frogs and black cockatoos greeted us when we visited Zoe Johnson’s ‘winter creek’ on her farm in the Leschenault Estuary catchment. Zoe has been working on her fencing and revegetation project for the past three years, with practical support from the Leschenault Catchment Council and the Danju … Read More