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  • Sustainable Agriculture
    Take A Sneak Peek Inside REstore. REshape. REnew

    It’s been a quick pivot from Talkin’ Soil Health, but our REstore. REshape. REnew. event - all about  harnessing natural capital for the farming future - is shaping up nicely.

  • Healthy Environments
    Home Is Where The Food Is

    Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoos are some of the few threatened species that people across many areas of the Wheatbelt – whether on farms or in towns – can support by planting food or habitat plants around their gardens or on their farm.

  • Community Engagement
    Rainbow Lorikeets Spotted In The Wheatbelt

    Rainbow Lorikeets. With their stunning colours and seemingly playful nature, you might be forgiven for thinking they are a lovely bird to have around your property.

  • Community Engagement
    Digital Platforms Get An Exciting Re-Boot

    Have you ever explored all the online resources that are offer on our website?

  • Aboriginal NRM
    New Partnership Ticks All The Boxes

    This is the kind of project that really excites us. We are currently working alongside one of our members with a shared vision for natural resource management – all while supporting our Noongar Boodjar Rangers.

  • Healthy Environments
    Name Drop! Can You Name The Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoo Chick?

    The Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoo chick that we found just before Christmas has survived heat waves and all the normal obstacles that new chicks face. It’s a celebration worthy of a name.

  • Community Engagement
    Congratulations To Toodyay Friends Of The River

    We love to hear about our members’ successes. So, we were thrilled to learn that Toodyay Friends Of The River Inc. (TFOR) were awarded Toodyay’s Australia Day Active Citizenship Award.

  • Aboriginal NRM
    Former Rangers Kicking Goals

    An employee’s choice to move on isn’t usually a cause for celebration but it is when they are a Noongar Boodjar Ranger. The Rangers were established to develop work-ready employees that can move onto bigger opportunities.

  • Healthy Environments
    Home Is Where The Food Is

    Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoos are some of the few threatened species that people across many areas of the Wheatbelt – whether on farms or in towns – can support by planting food or habitat plants around their gardens or on their farm.

  • Sustainable Agriculture
    Important Announcement: Talkin’ Soil Health Postponed

    We have made the very difficult decision to postpone the much anticipated Talkin’ Soil Health conference, scheduled for 17 and 18 March 2022.

  • Healthy Environments
    Backyard Solutions To Support Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoos

    Do you live in Dumbleyung, Kent, Kulin, Lake Grace or surrounding Shires and want to play a part in helping Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoos?

  • Healthy Environments
    Protecting Future Malleefowl From Predators

    Did you know Malleefowl chicks have a very high mortality rate of around 80%? Especially in the first few weeks after they emerge from their mound. Predation is one of the main reasons for this.