"Secret No Longer " is the Moore River history written by John Prince. John is a long serving resident and past president of the Guilderton Community Association. Read for yourself what the river mouth has meant to generations of holiday makers in John Prince's book "SECRET NO...
The water quality monitoring conducted by Friends of Moore Fiver Estuary on August 25th 2017 was a resounding success with results showing a healthy river. The river level was as low as it has been for quite a while, but we were able to make it...
The Jude Scott workshop at the Guilderton Hall on the weekend of 2/3 September 2017 was a resounding success with participants claiming they got so much out of it. The group was fantastic, with ten people enrolled for the two days, some of whom were...
The North Guilderton dunes were once again buzzing with action on Sunday 11th June 2017 for a Community Planting Day. Read all about it in the Moore Catchment Council Media Release...
Friends of Moore River Estuary is pleased to have commenced our second year of water quality testing of the estuary. On 9th March we tested the 5 sites from the mouth to up past Woodridge with the support of the Dept of Water, NACC and...
NEW ARTISTS ADD COLOUR AND VARIETY Guilderton once again put on an an Easter Art Show in 2017 with a high standard of artwork. The number of artists exhibiting rose again this year, adding to the variety of art displayed with Moore River and its environs...
The Guilderton Community Association worked with locals and the Beldon Scout group to cleanup rubbish from the riverbanks, roads, Silver Creek, foreshore, beach and groyne on Cleanup Australia Day. Forty seven volunteers put in a great mornings work followed by a sausage sizzle courtesy of the...
Bush Medicine Workshop drew a huge crowd to Guilderton to hear Noongar author Viv Hansen impart her knowledge of bush medicine. This was very much a hands on workshop with the making of a balm for tired muscles, a pot-pourri of plants to help respiratory...
The Guilderton Community joined Moore Catchment Council and APACE Nursery on 9th December 2016 to learn about native plants and collect seed for future re-vegetation projects. See the following PDF for the Moore Catchment Council Media Release...
Looking for the perfect gift? Make the Guilderton Visitor Centre your first stop. This rocking Horse, made by Moore Men's Shed, is for sale at absolute cost of materials, $48. And there are lots more bargains...