Dive into the latest discoveries beneath the waters of Geographe Bay
From vast underwater seagrass meadows and thriving fish communities to the awe-inspiring pygmy blue whales that migrate through local waters, a special community event on 4 November will showcase some of the fascinating marine science research taking place right on our doorstep.
Sold-Out Open Native Gardens Weekend Inspires Community to Garden Sustainably
More than 250 people explored some of the region’s most inspiring native gardens during GeoCatch’s inaugural Bay OK Open Native Gardens Weekend.
GeoCatch finds a new home alongside community gardens
After 22 years operating from its previous office in Duchess Street in Busselton, GeoCatch has relocated to a larger space at 23 Roe Tce, surrounded by green open areas and positioned alongside the Busselton Community Gardens, creating a welcoming environment for staff, partners and the wider community.
Community interest in Busselton’s flood protection network remains strong
The annual Flood Protection Bus Tour hosted by GeoCatch sold out once again this year, with over 50 people attending the behind-the-scenes tour of the Geographe catchment last week.
Private native gardens to open to the public
Garden gates are about to swing open across Busselton and Dunsborough, inviting locals to discover inspiring native landscapes, meet passionate gardeners and uncover the secrets of creating thriving backyard habitats.
Trees that Work with Rowan Reid
Rowen Reid’s experience as an advocate for including productive trees in a rural landscape can have many benefits to farms.
Community Invited Behind the Scenes of Busselton’s Flood Protection Network
Residents are invited to discover how flood risk to Busselton is managed across the region through GeoCatch’s annual bus tour.
Community Invited to Celebrate Year’s Success at Annual Sundowner
GeoCatch is inviting community members and supporters to come together for its Annual Community Sundowner.
Expressions of Interest now open for riparian restoration projects across the Geographe catchment
GeoCatch is calling on local grazing landholders to register their interest in undertaking a riparian restoration project in 2027.
Geographe Farmers Invited to Improve Pasture Performance at Free Plant Tissue Sampling Training
Geographe landholders and livestock producers are encouraged to sharpen their pasture management skills at a free, hands-on Plant Tissue Sampling training session.
