Collective Impact: Regenerating the Chapman Catchment

Join Callum Love (Northern Agricultural Catchment Council Natural Resource Management) and Jason Stokes (Mt Erin landholder) to discover how gully interventions, increasing groundcover, and planting understory into riverbeds has slowed water to encourage natural regeneration, stabilise river banks, boost productivity, and rehydrate farming landscapes within WA's Chapman Valley. By collaborating with around 150 locals across farms, landcare groups, farm improvement groups, and Friends Of groups, this story highlights the power of collective impact in balancing environmental, social, and economic outcomes for regional communities. This project is supported by funding from the Western Australian Government’s State NRM Program. This vide is made possible through Perth NRM's Collective Impact Restoration Framework, funded by Lotterywest with additional support from Commonland.