Moore Catchment Council

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Moore Catchment Council A fabulous community landcare and coastare group in the Moore River catchment of Western Australia. Donations welcome. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube

We have a particular focus on Carnaby's Black Cockatoos, conserving and promoting natural assets, and active Yued Aboriginal engagement. The Moore Catchment Council (MCC) is an environmental community group set up in 1995 which aims to improve and maintain the health of the whole Moore River Catchment. MCC has won a number of awards including two WA Landcare Awards - 2021 Partnership Award & 2017 Landcare Group award. MCC is currently funded by various funding programs through the Federal and State Governments, to deliver landcare programs to farmers and community. It is also receiving finding through Iluka for a Carnaby's cockatoo project. MCC delivers projects on-ground and through education. Current and recently completed projects:
- Creating forage & breeding habitat for Carnaby's Black Cockatoo through planting seedlings on fams
- Building artificial nest logs for Carnabys
- Rehabilitating Guilderton degraded dunes
- Pyp Grass w**d removal at Guilderton
- Working on Country opportunities with local Yued Aboriginals
- Demonstrating salt tolerant NyPa Forage grass
- Demonstrating efficient lime application on arable land
- Demonstrating Anemeka saltbush as a fodder shrub
- Fencing and rehabilitating Moore's natural assets - bush and river
- Ecotourism - signage and bush walk guides
- Candy's Bush Reserve - signage and walk trail creation
- Malleefowl habitat creation and promotion of threatened species
- Reviewing sustainable agriculture projects from last 10 years
- Healthy soils and permaculture principles workshops
- Bush tucker and medicine workshops with local Aboriginals
- Community and school children planting opportunities

Donations are always welcomed to ensure environmental works continue in the Moore Catchment.

Lovely words Costa. Thanks for visiting us 😊 😀
19/10/2026

Lovely words Costa. Thanks for visiting us 😊 😀

Look who we met over at the Big Carnabys sculpture this arvo 🤩🤩🤩 What a fab couple of hours spent with Costa and Jerry f...
18/10/2026

Look who we met over at the Big Carnabys sculpture this arvo 🤩🤩🤩 What a fab couple of hours spent with Costa and Jerry from Gardening Australia who stopped to see the Big Carnabys sculpture today 🤩🤩 we had great discussions about the project as a tourist attraction and as awareness building beacon for Carnabys. Dean from Carnaby’s Crusaders brought up his star Carnaby Mango who delighted Costa. We watched a pair of Carnabys try out one of Wally's new log hollows which was fab, and a couple came in to land on the cockys ! And a few locals did a double take wondering why those blokes off the TV were in Moora (Good timing Spencer Easton 🥳)!! Thanks guys for taking time out your busy schedule 👍👍 You are more than welcome to come back 😀
Costa Georgiadis Official
Jerry Coleby-Williams

woo !!
18/10/2026

woo !!

16/10/2026

Reward for spending an hour and a half watering and rolling turf 🤩🤩🤩

16/10/2026

The most incredible thing happened the morning after the Big Carnabys in Moora were lifted into position.....the real Carnabys landed on them !! Checking them out, saying hi to their new BIG brother and sister, maybe giving them their blessing? Amazing capture Tim 👏 😍

No rest for the wicked 😆😆 Turf laying today at the Big Carnabys sculpture 🥳 How good does it look !!! Huge thanks to Gr...
16/10/2026

No rest for the wicked 😆😆 Turf laying today at the Big Carnabys sculpture 🥳 How good does it look !!! Huge thanks to Greg Reilly for donating the turf, Central Midlands Senior High school for sending students to lay turf, to John Brassington for helping to lay and cut turf, and water, and to Watercorp for 2000l of water. Rachel and John will be watering and rolling later at 4:45pm for an hour, and Rachel will be watering over the weekend to help the turf take. Feel free to come and help 👍💪

15/10/2026

What a lovely little film capturing the Big Carnabys sculpture Grand Celebration event 11th Oct. So much to celebrate. Can you spot yourself? Watch it landscape on your phone or on the big screen and immerse yourself 🤩🤩 Thanks to Luff Visuals for creating it and our mystery man for funding 👌

How crunchy is a Youlk? What does a Finger lime flesh resemble ? How can wattle seed smell like coffee? What can you do...
14/10/2026

How crunchy is a Youlk? What does a Finger lime flesh resemble ? How can wattle seed smell like coffee? What can you do with Saltbush? What does the foliage of Geraldton Wax taste like? All these questions and more were answered by Dale Tilbrook at her bush foods tasting session at Gardiner Street Arts Collective today. Thanks to the State Natural Resource Management Program WA for funding and to everyone who attended including students of Central Midlands Senior High school l. Thanks to Emma at Moora Community Resource Centre & Visitors Centre for helping with set up 👍

Address

20 Roberts Street
Moora, WA
6510

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

08 9653 1355

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