The Resource Library

This brochure is Part 3 of a three-part series on enhancing farm dams. It focuses on the long-term management and maintenance of enhanced dams.

This brochure is Part 1 of a three-part series on enhancing farm dams. It explores the benefits and costs of dam enhancement, including potential impacts on livestock productivity, water security and biodiversity.

This is a great resource for choosing what local species to plant in and around your farm dam.

Trees and shrubs offer the greatest protection by slowing the wind speed. Tree shelterbelts reduce the speed of some of the wind as it passes, while the remainder of the wind rushes over the top and can have so many benefits to your property.

This companion resource supports GeoCatch’s ‘Restoring our Waterways’ Video 3 – Planning and provides practical guidance for landholders preparing a waterway revegetation site in South West Western Australia.

This companion resource supports GeoCatch’s ‘Restoring our Waterways’ Video 5 – Site Preparation and provides practical guidance for landholders preparing a waterway revegetation site in South West Western Australia.

Join a growing number of farmers working to improve their land for the next generation by fencing stock out, and revegetating waterways (streams, rivers) and drains.

An enhanced farm dam is one that has been fenced to exclude livestock and revegetated to support biodiversity and water quality. This brochure focuses on planning and preparing for dam enhancement.

This handy information sheet from Busselton Water explains how to replace your lawn with a waterwise garden that saves water and creates habitat for wildlife.

Check out this detailed guide from Water Corporation on how to create a waterwise verge in your garden.

A hardcopy recording sheet for the 2026 Ringtail Tally.