We hold monthly working bees and community plantings in winter to provide habitat and improve water quality in local wetlands and the Swan River.
The Claise Brook Catchment Group (CBCG) is a incorporated community-based environmental group working in partnership with local government and state government agencies to address natural resource management issues in the Perth inner city area. We are working to restore wetlands and improve the quality of water flowing into the Swan River from Perth city and inner city and raise community awarenes
31/03/2026
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FLIGHT OF THE SWAN - The Main Event. A river's journey from source to sea. FLIGHT OF THE SWAN - a river's journey from source to sea. An engaging short film (21 minutes and 55 seconds to be precise), following the Swan River, as i...
13/12/2025
Perfect committee meeting and end of year catch-up.
Quenda at Baigup wetland 💚🤎
05/07/2025
A lot accomplished at Lincoln tower, Highgate this morning. Careful weeding around the precious banksias and new plantings on the verge. Many thanks to Rada, Jack and Micky for bringing plants and cake, Gerri for growing new plants, Rada's mum for baking cake and the City of Vincent for preparing and mulching the verge. Oh and the WA Police historical society for fencing off the verge. Team effort! Especially Geraldine Box and James 👍👍
Our winter planting will be on Saturday, June 7 at Robertson Park, starting at about 8.30 am. We have quite a few plants to get in, so all help will be greatly appreciated. Please bring a trowel as well as gloves. Robertson park is on Stuart St, Perth, between Fitzgerald and Palmerston Streets. Don't forget to check the parking signs if you come by car.
23/04/2025
The city of Vincent plant sale is only 3 and a bit weeks away. Meanwhile here's a list of plant nurseries to get your Australian garden started, now that we're starting to get some rain.
It's growing season! Here are some of Perth's best native plant nurseries to get you started As we slip into the season of Djeran here on Whadjuk Country, it’s the perfect time to grab your gardening gloves and get planting. Article by Claire
03/08/2024
Lovely way to spend a sunny, winter morning. Attacking the weeds that have grown with the winter rains. Thanks to Caroline Cohen for the photo. At Lincoln tower, Highgate.
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Modified clay helping reduce algal blooms by binding to phosphorous which causes phenomenon - ABC News Modified clay helping reduce algal blooms by binding to phosphorous which causes phenomenonBy Nicolas PerpitchPosted 10h ago10 hours agoThu 15 Feb 2024 at 9:14pmYouTube A new clay spray could spell the end for algal blooms.In short: WA scientists have developed a clay they hope will help eliminate h...
13/01/2024
Early start to this month's working bee in Robertson Park to finish before the heat. We spread mulch to help the plants get through summer. Next month we'll be spreading mulch at Lincoln Tower.