Celebrating Men’s Sheds

August 8, 2024

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Celebrating Men’s Sheds

GeoCatch are celebrating the wonderful work of our local Men’s Sheds and their efforts to protect our local wildlife, including the critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum.

Busselton Men’s Shed makes and sells possum nesting boxes and bat boxes, along with other handmade or custom items.

Dunsborough Men’s Shed is dedicated to making and selling possum boxes, providing safe havens for our furry nocturnal neighbours.

Cowaramup Men’s Shed offers bird and wildlife nesting boxes and even takes custom orders to suit your garden needs.

Margaret River Men’s Shed builds and sells cat ledges perfect for your catio, ensuring your feline friends stay enriched while keeping local wildlife safe. They also create possum boxes, helping to make your backyard truly possum-friendly.

And don’t forget about the catio rebate program, encouraging pet owners to create safe outdoor spaces for their cats. It’s a win-win for your pets and our wildlife!

By supporting your local Men’s Shed, you are making a positive impact on the environment and helping our native wildlife thrive.

 

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