Oyster Harbour Catchment Group
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    • Our Groups Story >
      • Meet our Committee of Volunteers
      • Meet Our Staff
      • Meet our Life Members
      • Our Fellow Community Groups
      • Funding
      • Sponsors and Supporters
    • What is a catchment? >
      • Catchment History
    • Natural Resources
    • Threats >
      • Erosion
      • Cats: Feral, Stray and Domestic
      • Feral Rodents
      • Invasive Plants
    • Natural Assets >
      • King River
      • Lakes and Wetlands
      • Biodiversity >
        • Spiders
        • Rakali (Australian water rat)
        • Bats
        • Western Ringtail Possum
        • Oyster Harbour (Miaritch) >
          • Seagrass meadows
          • Oyster Reef Restoration
  • PROJECTS
    • Regional Landcare Program
    • Looking Forward, Looking Back: farm planning
    • Healthy Estuaries WA >
      • Nutrient Mapping
    • Soil Wise
    • Ranges Link
    • Past Projects
  • GET INVOLVED
    • Membership
    • Donate
    • Have Your Say
    • Southern Grazer Network
    • EOI revegetation and fencing opportunity
    • EOI for 1080 Training
    • Citizen Science and other volunteering opportunities >
      • Great Southern Bioblitz
    • Albany and Surrounds Feral Cat Working Group >
      • Albany and Surrounds Cat Blog
    • Optimising Plant Nutrition, for Growers!
    • Caring for the Catchment: OHCG's AGM
  • CONTACT US
  • RESOURCES
    • Newsletter
    • For Youth and the Youthful at Heart

Video Archive

We are Oyster Harbour Catchment Group 

We are Oyster Harbour Catchment Group in 5mins 

Farming for the future: Restoring Oyster Harbour Catchment 

Oyster Harbour Catchment Group's History Part 1

Value of Catchment Groups: Soil Testing, Tissue Testing and Working Together with Farmers

Nutrien Pasture Variety Demo 16th May 2022

Dean Revell Carbon Farming Presentation

Weather Patterns of Western Australia by Neil Bennett

Oyster Harbour Catchment's Landcare action at 2021 Regional Estuaries Initiative conference

AccuSpread: Calibrating and Modifying your Spreader

Whole Farm Nutrient Mapping, Family Farm Experience

Whole Farm Nutrient Mapping, Farmers Experience
We acknowledge the Minang and Koreng people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and live. We pay our respects to the Elders, past, present, and emerging and to the wider Noongar community. 

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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • Our Groups Story >
      • Meet our Committee of Volunteers
      • Meet Our Staff
      • Meet our Life Members
      • Our Fellow Community Groups
      • Funding
      • Sponsors and Supporters
    • What is a catchment? >
      • Catchment History
    • Natural Resources
    • Threats >
      • Erosion
      • Cats: Feral, Stray and Domestic
      • Feral Rodents
      • Invasive Plants
    • Natural Assets >
      • King River
      • Lakes and Wetlands
      • Biodiversity >
        • Spiders
        • Rakali (Australian water rat)
        • Bats
        • Western Ringtail Possum
        • Oyster Harbour (Miaritch) >
          • Seagrass meadows
          • Oyster Reef Restoration
  • PROJECTS
    • Regional Landcare Program
    • Looking Forward, Looking Back: farm planning
    • Healthy Estuaries WA >
      • Nutrient Mapping
    • Soil Wise
    • Ranges Link
    • Past Projects
  • GET INVOLVED
    • Membership
    • Donate
    • Have Your Say
    • Southern Grazer Network
    • EOI revegetation and fencing opportunity
    • EOI for 1080 Training
    • Citizen Science and other volunteering opportunities >
      • Great Southern Bioblitz
    • Albany and Surrounds Feral Cat Working Group >
      • Albany and Surrounds Cat Blog
    • Optimising Plant Nutrition, for Growers!
    • Caring for the Catchment: OHCG's AGM
  • CONTACT US
  • RESOURCES
    • Newsletter
    • For Youth and the Youthful at Heart