Students Continue to Learn About Dung Beetles

Students Continue to Learn About Dung Beetles

Through our Connecting Corridors and Communities Restoring the Serpentine River project funded by the Alcoa Foundation, students at North Dandalup Primary School are continuing to learn about the fascinating world of dung beetles. This program aims to educate and...
Get paid to help Black Cockatoos living near you!

Get paid to help Black Cockatoos living near you!

Successfully breeding and raising chicks is very demanding for our endangered and vulnerable Black Cockatoos. It is important they have daily access to suitable habitat: food, water and shelter. Landholders can contribute significantly to the protection and...
Karu Bilya Banksia Planting Complete

Karu Bilya Banksia Planting Complete

Despite the woolly weather threatening to postpone us, we finished the second year of the Banksia ‘A World of Woodlands’ project with several days of planting across 3 hectares of degraded Banksia Woodland along the Serpentine River. Local Noongar group, the Bindjareb...
Greening Farms

Greening Farms

The Greening Farms Project is now in its third year, and we are thrilled with how it is being embraced by our farming community across the Catchment. A large number of projects have already been funded and implemented on properties in the surrounding Peel Harvey...
RALF Update

RALF Update

Our Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator (RALF), Paula Pownall has travelled plenty of miles over the past 2 months across the catchment, supporting agricultural industry groups and landholders. During the month of June, Paula attended a meeting to support the...
Jane O’Malley

Jane O’Malley

In the hot seat for nearly a decade now, our CEO (whose name isn’t really Jane) was born in Alice Springs, grew up in McLaren Vale (S.A.), and, after an extended gap year has been living in W.A. for ~25 years – so nearly a local!  Jane has two adult sons...
Additional funding underpins NRM WA collaborative effort

Additional funding underpins NRM WA collaborative effort

Chair of NRM WA, Dr Rob Keogh has thanked the WA State Government for an increase in Natural Resource Management and Landcare funding in Western Australia, with a $500,000 added to the State NRM Grant budget, and a once off $1 million grant to support core business of...

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