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Weeds & Water

Weeds & Water

PHCC staff, Kristy and Victoria were joined by Newmont volunteers, Jordan and Paul at Williams River which is one of eight River Action Plan (RAP) sites in the Hotham-Williams sub catchment. The day’s task was to locate and remove rye grass and other invasive species...
Boosting Farm Waterways

Boosting Farm Waterways

Community members, farmers and landholders came together recently to learn about how they can increase biodiversity on their land and waterways. Summer is here and temperatures have already soared, reminding us all that climate change adaption and effective land use...
Carnaby’s return to the coast to breed

Carnaby’s return to the coast to breed

Nest checks in November revealed that 5 pairs of Carnaby’s have returned to breed in known nest hollows in Parklands, and another 2 pairs in Lake Clifton. Although known to breed inland in the Wheatbelt, several pairs of Carnaby’s black cockatoo return every year to...
Working together, Fishing Together

Working together, Fishing Together

The Winjan Bindareb Boodja Rangers have come together with Murdoch University’s Harry Butler Institute, Fisheries and Aquaculture team for the first time to learn from each other whilst doing Fish Community Index Sampling in the Waangaamaap Bilya (Serpentine River),...

We acknowledge the Noongar people as Traditional Custodians of this land and pay our respects to all Elders past and present