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GCG’s mission is to connect, support and lead local communities to improve the health of Ginninderra Creek and its surrounds

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TurtleWatch

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Landcare and ParkCare

Support urban volunteer groups to rehabilitate and care for patches of urban habitat
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Aboriginal Land Management

Opportunities to engage the indigenous community through Landcare based activities
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Rural Landcare

Providing support network for rural Landcare groups in the Ginninderra Catchment
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Waterwatch

A community water quality monitoring program
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Frogwatch

A science and community oriented program.
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Environmental Education

Programs to assist schools in engaging kids with the environment
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Restoring Woodland

Projects to restore resilience to endangered Box Gum Woodland Communities
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Restoring Grasslands

Community stewardship of significant remnant grasslands in the Ginninderra Catchment
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Waterways and Riparian

Focus on improving water quality and habitat values of Ginninderra Creek
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Stories

Congratulations Anke Maria, 2025 ACT Environmental Educator of the Year!

Ginninderra Catchment Group is very proud of our FrogWatch Coordinator (and current acting CEO!) Anke Maria Hoefer for winning the 2025 ACT Environmental Educator of...
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When Native Plants Go Rogue: Managing Cootamundra Wattle at Mount Rogers Reserve

Once widely planted for its golden blooms and quick growth, the Cootamundra wattle has become an unwelcome guest in many parts of Australia. Native to...
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Weeding St John’s Wort at Umbagong: Case study & resources

Our friends at Umbagong Landcare Group have been working hard to remove the invasive weed St John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum) from various areas in Umbagong...
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