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Kaya, Wandju

Kaya, Wandju

We loved having local Darminning Elder Debbie Thorne at the annual Tunbridge Gully planting day in June. Debbie’s family member Wayne Ninyette Welcomed us to Country and shared memories of his childhood in Boddington. Debbie was happy to have her brother the late...

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Campfire and Seedlings on the Hotham River

Campfire and Seedlings on the Hotham River

Following bank rehabilitation efforts earlier in the year, planting has begun on the Hotham River near the Old Pumphreys Homestead at Koompkinning/Pumphreys Bridge. It’s the next step in the process of improving health and habitat on the Hotham River – establishing...

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Successful Phascogale Nest Box Monitoring

Successful Phascogale Nest Box Monitoring

This year’s annual phascogale next box monitoring has been our most successful yet! Out of the 8 boxes that are spread out across the Upper catchment 4 had phascogales present and an additional 3 boxes, that were vacant at the time of monitoring, contained phascogale...

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Warrior Spirit

Warrior Spirit

PHCC has been hanging out on the Williams River with the local Wildlife Warriors for four years. Credit should go to the Williams Community Resource Centre, who organise the regular activities, and also the kids and parents who come along to learn about our natural...

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On the Ground – Future Ready Farming

On the Ground – Future Ready Farming

Future Ready Farming Kicks Off with Four Demonstration Sites Across the Region. We’ve wrapped up the first season of our Future Ready Farming project, focused on supporting landholders as they transition to Climate Smart Agriculture. This year, we established four...

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Tiny Lab on Wheels Ready to Roll

Tiny Lab on Wheels Ready to Roll

We are thrilled to announce the successful delivery of our Tiny Lab on Wheels, a mobile laboratory designed to empower researchers in their vital work on estuary health, water quality and environmental projects. The Tiny Lab on Wheels is a self-contained mobile...

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