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Current Projects
In line with Gascoyne Catchments Group strategic plan, we look for partnerships that foster our core vision and regional focus.
Regional Data Management
June 2025 - September 2026
With support from the Pilbara Innovation Partnership, GCG is working with pastoralist to develop and implement a standardised data collection and management framework for pastoralists in the Northern Gascoyne and Lower Pilbara, improving business decision-making, productivity, and industry-wide collaboration.
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Rangelands Monitoring Tool
2025
With thanks to support from the Gascoyne Development Commission, GCG is working with developers to further improve the functionality of the Rangelands Monitoring Tool. These improvements will include access to the plant data base without creating a site, rainfall record field and more.
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Gascoyne River Catchment Project
October 2022 – July 2025​
Gascoyne Catchments Group developed a unique project that starts at a whole catchment level before focusing on key locations for on ground rehydration/rehabilitation works. The project will delivery a catchment wide hydrology survey before working with seven pastoral properties in the catchment to plan, monitor and deliver ground works.
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FRRR Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought - Community Impact Program
2023 - 2025
IWith funding provided by Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal as part of the Future Drought Funds in collaboration with Australian Rural Leadership Foundation, Gascoyne Catchments Group, as the lead organisation for our region will work with people across the region to build social connection of land managers across the Gascoyne through understanding of drought challenges and resilience building goals.
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FRRR Voices of the Gascoyne
2023 - 2025
It’s often said, or at least I like to say, that the best project ideas come from going down the rabbit hole. That’s exactly how Voices of the Gascoyne came to life: over a cup of coffee, listening to a former pastoralist share their story.
These stories, often uncovered by chance, are woven into the very fabric of our region. They capture the triumphs and challenges of those who came before us—their resilience in the face of adversity, their ability to "just get on with it," and the way they shaped the industry we know today.
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