Past Events

Discover the beauty and diversity of South West native gardening during the Bay OK Native Open Gardens Weekend.

An evening to celebrate a year of environmental achievements across the Geographe catchment, report to the community and thank the many people who have contributed to GeoCatch’s projects and events.

Join Jeisane Accioly (ALIS Consulting and Western Beef) and Dr Martin Staines for a practical workshop designed to help livestock producers assess feed availability, estimate livestock demand, and plan ahead with confidence.

Community members are invited to join GeoCatch on a guided bus tour for a unique behind-the-scenes look at Busselton’s drainage network and flood management systems.

Join us for a guided walk and conversation on Country as we explore the subtle signs that mark the changing seasons and what they can teach us about the landscape around us.

The Dieback Information Group Conference is back, bringing together national and international experts to share the latest on Phytophthora dieback and other emerging disease threats to our natural ecosystems.

This practical workshop is designed to help landholders plan successful stream restoration projects for 2027.

Discover the vital role dung beetles play as nature’s farm soil engineers!

Discover the vital role dung beetles play as nature’s farm soil engineers!

Whether you’re caring for a small bush block or a large rural property, gain valuable insights into managing Dieback and safeguarding the health of your local environment.

Learn how to enhance your farm dam and plant shelter belts

Find out how strategically integrated trees can support livestock health and welfare, farm productivity, soil and water management, and long-term landscape resilience.