Do you want to learn more about the area or the catchment that you live in?
Do you know what native plants are best suited for your garden?
Or what is the best way to help the native animals that live in your garden?
We have regular free community activities that can help you to learn how to live a more environmentally friendly and sustainable way.
You could easily improve your garden so that it attracts more native animals and is more environmentally friendly. | |
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How can you get more information?
1. You can call us or email us and ask questions.
2. You can have a look on this website at the free local events, activities and projects that are happening in your area.
3. You can register with us to recieve a regular e-newsletter.
4. You can become a member of the Catchment Group or your local bushcare team or both! | |
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|  | Sophie Love Resigns as Secretary!
It is with regret that the Executive accepted Sophie's resignation as secretary of the association last month. Sophie has changed jobs and her new role is full-time, this has meant she had to resign her role with Bayside Creek Catchment Group.
So we bid a fond fairwell to Sophie and wish her well in her future endeavors.
This does of course mean that the job of Secretary is now open and we are keen to fill the role. If you have an interest in helping to organise the executive, please give us a call! | |
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Health Check and Skills Audit Feedback Session - How did it go?
Well the feedback session was interesting - the most notable comments all had to do with more communication between the executive and the general members and also more accountability and "transparency" about grants and what the status of various projects were!  | |
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