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Lotterywest funding announced to support community and volunteers to attend the State Natural Resource Management and Coastal Conference 2017

Friday 16th June
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Productive Relationships

A Lotterywest grant will support community members and volunteers across Western Australia to participate in the upcoming State Natural Resource Management (NRM) and Coastal Conference on 29-31 August 2017.

Bush Tucker Plant – Balga/Grass Tree

Monday 12th June
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Aboriginal NRM

Balga | Grass Tree | Xanthorrhoea preissii

 

Software boosts Wheatbelt environment

Monday 12th June
Posted in
Productive Relationships

A grant of $150,000 is set to upgrade ageing software for Whetabelt NRM.

 

Schools Tree Day: 28 July

Monday 12th June
Posted in
Healthy Environments

Planet Ark celebrated 21 years of National Tree Day and Schools Tree Day - Australia's largest community tree-planting and nature care event. Tree Day is an opportunity to do something positive for your local environment and community and to reconnect with nature.

It’s about trees and shrubs – not just trees

Monday 12th June
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Sustainable Industries

 

Dempster Project – Trial Update

Monday 12th June
Posted in
Sustainable Industries

Mapping Plant Available Water-Holding Capacity (PAWC) using electromagnetic (EM) and Radiometric Surveying.

 

Deep Ripping Trail Begins

Thursday 01st June
Posted in
Sustainable Industries

The Fulwood’s have been successfully deep ripping on their property for years but recently they’ve been questioning whether they are going deep enough.

 

Red Card for Rabbits and Foxes

Thursday 01st June
Posted in
Healthy Environments

Red Card for Rabbits and Foxes was held over two weekends this autumn. 814 community volunteers participated in this coordinated predator management activity.

Wheatbelt support for a sustainable life

Wednesday 17th May
Posted in
Productive Relationships

The proponent of a planned $160 million solar farm near Cunderdin is encouraging people living in the Wheatbelt to explore all types of renewable energy.

 

Goomalling farmer joins chorus for climate action

Wednesday 17th May
Posted in
Sustainable Industries

This weekend, more than 30 members of Farmers for Climate Action met in person to draw up plans for the rapidly growing advocacy group. Among them were farmers from Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia, Queensland and Tasmania, with most commodities represented.

 

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