Strong Community Turnout for Vasse Wonnerup Wetlands Science Update

More than 70 community members attended a Revitalising Geographe Waterways (RGW) Community Science Update on Thursday 28 May.
Geographe Fertiliser Management Program Now Open for Farmers

Expressions of interest are now open for grazing beef, dairy and sheep farmers across the Geographe catchment to take part in the 2026/2027 Geographe Fertiliser Management Program.
Join GeoCatch’s Community Tree Planting Day in June

Join our 2026 tree planting day on Sunday 14 June in Broadwater!
GeoCatch Launches New Biodiversity Project to Protect Broadwater Wetlands

GeoCatch is inviting local residents around the Broadwater Wetlands to get involved in a new three-year biodiversity project.
Integrating Noongar cultural knowledge to manage fire on properties

A sold-out GeoCatch workshop explored how Noongar cultural knowledge and contemporary fire science can work together to guide safe, effective fire management on farms and bushland.
Why Some Gardens Thrive — Even After a Long, Hot Summer

Have you noticed that some gardens seem to sail through summer looking green and healthy, while others struggle?
Soil testing workshops help farmers turn results into action

The Geographe Soil Testing Program wrapped up its annual results workshops last week, bringing together 40 farmers over two days to explore their latest soil test results and connect with nutrient experts from DPIRD and local agronomists. The sessions offered a mix of technical learning, practical discussion, and community connection. Many farmers even met neighbours […]
Ringtail Tally Reaches 10-Year Milestone

GeoCatch has finalised the results of its 2025 Ringtail Tally, marking a significant milestone, the tenth annual possum tally completed since the project began in 2016. Over four weeks, community participants reported 965 possum sightings in gardens and backyards across Busselton and Dunsborough, with 204 identified as individual animals. Of the 56 sites surveyed, an […]
GeoCatch and Mulloon Institute launch Rehydrating Farm Landscapes Program in 2026

GeoCatch is excited to be partnering with The Mulloon Institute to bring the ‘Rehydrating Farm Landscapes Program’ to the Geographe region in 2026, supporting local farmers to understand water on their properties and build more a resilient landscape. With many landholders facing challenges such as water rapidly running off paddocks after heavy rain or areas […]
Preparing your property against bushfire risk

How resilient is your property should a bushfire arise? With our drying climate and increasing risk of bushfires, fire resilience and adaptation is a key issue, particularly for those living in rural and urban bushland areas. GeoCatch, in partnership with The Forever Project, have been shortlisted in the City of Busselton’s ‘You Choose’ funding program, […]