Current Projects
Healthy Estuaries WA

​Funding Body: DWER - Government of Western Australia.
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​This state program includes work to reduce nutrient inputs from priority catchments. Including soil testing, nutrient mapping for farmers, revegetating and fencing creeks using the latest science to monitor and effectively manage waterways, and collaborating with and educating the community through events and field days.  ​
Joining the Dots

Funding Body: State NRM

eral animals prey on small livestock and endangered species like the Western Ringtail Possum in the 594,437ha south coast WA area. Current control is limited to one land tenure, leaving refuges elsewhere. This project expands efforts across all land tenures, complementing programs like Western Shield. It involves four partners and collaborates with community, government, and land managers.
Rural Events Toolbox: Improving the Community's Capacity to Connect

​Funding Body: FRRR (from FDF) and co-contributors

​A fit-for-purpose trailer delivering educational resources and event equipment to remote areas, fostering local connections. Managed by OHCG, it enhances community access, boosts volunteer engagement, and strengthens networks for greater resilience in times of hardship.
Perils of Ferals
Feral Cat Control Education

​Funding Body: Feral Cat Management Grants -State NRM)

Focus on educating the community about feral cat control and their negative impacts on native wildlife, with the goal of promoting responsible pet ownership and effective feral cat management. 
Salvaging Bittern Habitat in Southwest WA

​Funding Body: Partnership with Birdlife Australia

​Saving Boordenitj – Salvaging Australasian bittern habitat in southwest WA. Wetland habitat protection and revegetation in partnership with Birdlife Australia and WICC. Project being developed, funding through Saving Native Species program.
Conserving Urban Western Ringtail Possums
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Funding Body: Saving Native Species 
Agreement SCNRM

To conserve urban Western Ringtail Possums in the Oyster Harbour area, focus on habitat restoration, community education, and responsible pet ownership, particularly regarding cats and dogs. Also participating in citizen science initiatives and planting possum-friendly native plants. 
Fitz-Stirling Priority Place: Black Cockatoo Recharge Project
Funding Body: SCNRM

​Feral animal control, fencing, revegetation with cockatoo focus. Weed management and two community events.
Soil Wise
Funding Body: Healthy Estuaries WA, Government of Western Australia

​A collaborative project to help farmers and land managers improve their soil health and nutrient management. The aim is to promote best-practice sustainable agriculture so that farmers can increase productivity and profitability, whilst protecting and improving the condition of natural resources.