NAOMI ARROWSMITH Phone: (W) 9841 0107 E-mail: naomi.arrowsmith@environment.wa.gov.au Naomi is Regional Manager of the Department of Environment and is the Principal Investigator and Project Manager for Watershed Torbay. She has 20 years experience in water resource management, with special expertise in wetland management. Naomi also has a small beef farm in the catchment.
	JULIE PECH Phone: (W) 9841 0108 Fax: 9842 0124 E-mail: julie.pech@environment.wa.gov.au Julie has coordinated Water and Rivers Commission projects in the Torbay Catchment since 1999, working closely with the Torbay Catchment Group since its inception. Julie coordinates workshops, catchment bus tours, waterways best practice catchment demonstration sites, foreshore condition surveys and the distribution of waterways restoration funding throughout the catchment, all with the aim of raising the awareness and practice of good waterways management.
	LOUISE DUXBURY Phone: (W) 9848 1019 Fax: 9848 2061 E-mail: louiseduxbury@greenskills.green.net.au Louise has been involved in facilitation, education and training and communication work for the past 20 years with the objective of bringing about attitudinal change leading to changes in behaviour. Her focus in the past 12 years has been particularly on changes in natural resource management to bring about more sustainable land use: protecting our natural resources while enhancing social and economic wellbeing of rural and regional communities.
	DR TERRY WALSHE Phone: (W) 9892 8435 E-mail: twalshe@agric.wa.gov.au Since June 2004, Terry has returned to fulltime research with the Centre of Excellence in Natural Resource Management in Albany. Terry was instrumental in setting up the project planning framework, coordinating research, and developing the river restoration framework for the Watershed Torbay project from 2002 to 2004
	ANDREW MARSHALL Phone/fax: (H) 9845 1081 E-mail: marshall@omninet.net.au "I have lived and farmed in the catchment for 33 years where we have a beef and horticultural enterprise. I have always loved the Australian bush; soon after we purchased our property in 1971, I began a program of fencing off all the remnant vegetation and creek lines as well as planting more trees and developing shelter belts. Bush is such a valuable asset and essential for the future health of our land, flora and fauna. I enjoy being involved with trying to preserve all facets of the Torbay Catchment so that we and future generations can all enjoy living in this wonderful area." Andrew was elected as Deputy Chair of the Torbay Catchment Group in 1999, and Chairperson since 2002. Upon retirement of John Simpson from the Watershed Torbay community steering committee, Andrew has taken on the role of Chair from March 2004, in addition to his role with the TCG.