Hannah, our urban water education officer, presented to the Grade 3’s at Holy Family Primary School for their term 1 unit of water. These curious kids had been exploring water in their local environment with the Gowrie Raingarden just down the road. She was blown away by their enthusiasm with …
We have all been staying home to save lives- together we are rapidly adapting our way of life. We can use this moment of national renewal to build a lasting legacy for the land our nation is built on. Imagine if getting Australians back to work also helped nature to …
This is our second installment of the Stormwater in your garden series. Hannah, our Urban Water Education Officer has been interviewing recipients of H2oK grants in Canberra, to see how they have used the funding to utilise stormwater in their gardens. ——————————————————————————————————————– Thanks Ren for taking the time to share …
We are very excited to announce Walk for Namadgi! Challenge yourself to a walk or run throughout the month of May to raise funds for Namadgi bushfire recovery 🏃♀️🌄 Keep moving, keep connected and support bushfire recovery. Sign up here. The Story behind Walk for Namadgi Emma, a wonderful Canberran approached …
World Water Day was on Sunday 22nd March 2020. In the Southern Catchment, we should be celebrating our beautiful clean potable water and we should continue to look after our waterways! Southern ACT Catchment Group’s Executive Officer Martine Franco gave an interview on ABC about World Water Day and what’s …
Our latest Newsletter is out! See here for updates from Southern ACT Catchment Group.
On 27 January 2020, the Orroral Valley fire swept through Namadgi burning about 80% of Namadgi National Park (82,700 hectares) and 22% of Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve (1,444 hectares) and 3350 hectares of rural lands. Following the fires the ACT Government, deployed a Rapid Risk Assessment Team (RRAT) to assess risk …
Could you tell us a little bit about your house and garden? We bought our house in 1990. It sits on a 900m2 block on the uphill side of Hambidge Crescent Chisholm, in the same street as the shops and local primary and secondary schools. It slopes towards the …
Dr Caroline Wenger from Umbagong Landcare Group in Gininderra Catchment writes about the recent fish kills in Ginninderra Creek.
Last summer was devastating, and particularly sad to see Namadgi National Park burning- a place where many of us have spent a lot of time connecting with and looking after. The Orroral Valley Fire burnt 80% of the National Park and caused untold damage to our regional biodiversity. Southern …
