What does our Catchment Group do?
We care for our local environment
Our Catchment Group undertakes a huge variety of tasks, all on a voluntary basis. We would love more people to join in and help development programs, and here is just a small range of the what opportunities there are:
Receive free training on a variety of topics and skills
Help with fundraising and community outreach
Help build new environmental subgroups like propagation teams and environmental advocacy groups
Create a new wildlife monitoring team
Participate in on-ground restoration works and working bees, including tree planting and weeding
Assist in the design and delivery of school education programs
Participate in fun community activities like canoe trips and bushwalks
Media and communications about the Bayside environment
Grant and letter writing
Workshops and seminars
General meetings, events and celebration days
Community education trainers
ANYONE CANÂ JOIN, EVERYONE CAN CONTRIBUTE
We would love to hear from you whatever your interests are. bayside Creeks Catchment Group is here to conserve and protect the kind of diverse and healthy coastal ecosystem that will support our communities in the future. There is a place for everyone. Please contact us to inquire further.
Our Aims
By promoting the importance of caring for our precious environment with our local community and schools
By looking after natural bush land areas through replanting and weeding
By monitoring the health of the animals and waterways in the catchments
By organising outreach activities and additional environmental tasks such as native plant propagation, cleanups and workshops
By working with local businesses and all levels of government to ensure the values of the Bayside catchments are protected.
Images from around our catchment
