Events

This Sunday, 15th April, Conservation Council WA volunteers will be working with interested community members to develop a CAP for the Chapman River Regional Park (CRRP). This follows on from the first round of fauna survey work done in February and will inform the future conservation actions for the CRRP. RSVP: EnvironmentalPlanning@cgg.wa.gov.au

Step into Volunteering is an information session for anyone who is interested in volunteering. This free session will familiarise you with the concept of volunteering in your community. Come along and learn about the benefits of volunteering, the variety of opportunities available and the steps to becoming a volunteer. Who to contact for enquiries: Kristy […]

Round up your Borrow & Bring Bag or Borrow & Reuse shopping bags made by your local team of volunteers and distributed for free over the past year, and head on in to the Geraldton Fruit and Vege shop. Show us how these bags are helping you say NO to plastic, and perhaps return, boomerang, […]

Join Bush Heritage Australia for a free weekend of fun and entertainment at Hamelin Outback Station Stay! For more information and to view the program please click here   This project is supported by the Northern Agricultural Catchments Council and Rangelands NRM from the Australian Government National Landcare Program.

Join Chapman River Friends (CRF) on a Wildlife Guided Walk to discover the park (364 ha) with a different view. This native bushland in the heart of Geraldton is home to more than 300 plant, 123 bird, 22 reptile and frog species, plus kangaroos and echidnas. Your safety is YOUR responsibility. Paths are rough. Wear […]

The City of Greater Geraldton invites you to attend a Boxthorn Blitz Workshop. Participants will learn about African Boxthorn, what the City is doing to combat this Weed of National Signifi cance, and how you can be involved. You will learn skills required to treat smaller Boxthorn plants with demonstrations on how to use the […]

You are invited to the 17th annual DIG Conference by the Dieback Working Group. Themed "Working together - combating plant disease through collaboration" this year's conference will focus on how we can work together more effectively to manage significant plant pathogens impacting our native flora.   Community, industry, government and academia will come together to […]

With opportunities to learn about the latest trends and technology driving the industry, network with peers, or take part in robust discussion, there’s something for every Landcarer at the 2018 National Landcare Conference. This year’s theme is ‘Landcare – Building a Better Tomorrow’. Four streams will be available covering: Sustainable Agriculture – Innovation and Conservation […]