| Type | Name | Contact | Notes |
 | Blackwood Basin Group (BBG) | Contact:
Phone: (08) 9765 1555
Mobile:
Email: | |
| | Leschenault Catchment Council | Contact:
Phone: (08) 9726 4111
Mobile:
Email: cameron.sutherland@water.wa.gov.au | Our mission is to develop ways to achieve a sustainable, healthy and productive catchment in partnership with the community |
| | Cape to Cape Catchment Groups | Contact:
Phone: (08) 9757 2202
Mobile:
Email: ccg@westnet.com.au | The Cape to Cape Catchments Group is an incorporated community-based catchment management group working in partnership with government agencies, landholders, educational institutions, industry associations and community groups to coordinate natural resource management in the Cape to Cape region. The Department of Water provides strategic support to the group |
| | Warren Catchments | Contact:
Phone: (08) 9771 8180
Mobile:
Email: elewis@southernforestslandcare.org.au | Our vision is to work with the Warren community in the Catchments of the Warren Region, to sustain healthy forests, rivers, coastal environments, rural enterprises and aspirations |
| | Geographe Catchment Council (GeoCatch) | Contact:
Phone: (08) 9781 0105
Mobile:
Email: jen.mitchell@water.wa.gov.au | Our Charter is to work with the community and management agencies, to manage the catchment of Geographe Bay and its marine environment so that natural systems, people and their activities co-exist in a healthy, productive and sustainable way |
| | Peel Harvey Catchments Council | Contact:
Phone: (08) 9550 4225
Mobile:
Email: damien.postma@peel-harvey.org.au | The Peel-Harvey Catchment comprises an area of about 1.1 million hectares around the Serpentine, Harvey and Murray River systems (the latter includes the Hotham and Williams Rivers) that drain into the Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary, a part of the internationally significant, Ramsar listed Peel-Yalgorup system |
| | South West Catchments Council (SWCC) | Contact:
Phone: (08) 9780 6193
Mobile:
Email: swcc@agric.wa.gov.au | SWCC is a community representative body that coordinates natural resource management (NRM) in the South West region. NRM is about the protection of land, air, bush, rivers, flora, fauna, people, culture, coastal and marine resources for the benefit of existing and future generations. |