Got a group? Book a workshop!

August 8, 2024

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Got a group? Book a workshop!

Do you have a community group, grassroots environmental team, or even a bunch of interested neighbourhood gardeners who want to learn more about how to get the best results in your garden?  Well, you can do what the Nannas for Native Forests have just done, get GeoCatch along to run a free workshop for your group!

GeoCatch’s Bay OK Gardens officer, Lisa Massey, caught up with the Nannas for Native Forests at their monthly catch-up to talk all things gardening, sustainability and environmental protection.

Lisa ran a short version of the “6 Principles of Bay OK Gardening” for the group, which came at the perfect time as they are currently undertaking some infill planting on their “pocket forest” and planning for future revegetation sites.

Lisa was also very impressed with their work in conserving nature, raising awareness of environmental issues, and on-ground revegetation projects.

To book a workshop with Lisa, call GeoCatch on 0491 069 078 or email lisa.massey@dwer.wa.gov.au

 

 

 

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