Malleefowl spotted in Dryandra Woodland

Malleefowl spotted in Dryandra Woodland

Christine, PHCC’s Farmers for Fauna Coordinator, was lucky enough to see not one but two malleefowl in Dryandra Woodland last week! Lyn Alcock, who has kindly offered to share her images with PHCC, also spotted two malleefowl in Dryandra recently. Mallee fowl are a...
New look Signage

New look Signage

If you are out and about in the Serpentine River sub-catchment, you might see some blue ‘’Restoring the Serpentine River’’ signage in specific areas. These signs are being used to promote on-ground activities such as fencing, weed control, revegetation and feral...
Vegetation Condition Monitoring Underway

Vegetation Condition Monitoring Underway

Monitoring the change in condition of native vegetation is extremely important when undertaking restoration works so we can observe improvements over time. At our Karu Bilya Wetlands restoration site, located along the Serpentine River near Karnup, our Rivercare team...
Karu Bilya Restoration Works begin!

Karu Bilya Restoration Works begin!

We are excited to announce that works have begun at the ‘Karu Bilya Wetlands Restoration’ site, located alongside the Serpentine River near Karnup, through our Alcoa Foundation-funded Connecting Corridors and Communities Restoring the Serpentine River project. These...
Do you have black cockatoos hanging out in your patch?

Do you have black cockatoos hanging out in your patch?

We would love to hear from you! Do you have black cockatoos hanging out in your patch? In the Peel-Harvey catchment we are frequented by 3 species of black cockatoo, the Forest Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo (with distinguished red tail feathers), and 2 species of...
Move over Easter Bunny there is a Numbat in Town!

Move over Easter Bunny there is a Numbat in Town!

PHCC celebrated the Easter Holidays by launching the Easter Drawing Competition. The competition asked contestants to draw their favourite native animal that lives within the Peel-Harvey Catchment. Entries included drawings of a king skink, a kangaroo, a dolphin, and...
Georeferencing our Thrombolites

Georeferencing our Thrombolites

As part of PHCC’s National Landcare Program Wetlands and People project the thrombolite community at Noorook Yalgorap (Lake Clifton) will be carefully assessed over the next few years. To help manage any population of plants or animals, one of the key pieces of...
Greening Farms

Greening Farms

One of our favourite times of the year is when we get to see all the great work our Community Environment Grant recipients have done to protect and restore our catchment. Peel Harvey Greening Farms officers have been busy visiting over thirteen  2019-2020...
Peel Hub Southern Dirt

Peel Hub Southern Dirt

Peel Hub Southern Dirt is a farmer focused regional development group situated in the Peel region, and memberships are free in the Peel region until August 2021 thanks to support from Peel Development Commission. If you are a landholder, Peel Hub of Southern Dirt...

We acknowledge the Noongar people as Traditional Custodians of this land and pay our respects to all Elders past and present