3 years and 3 rounds of applications for funding, 38.5km of new fencing has been installed and over 46,000 biodiverse native seedlings have been planted as a part of the “Restore – Recovering Wheatbelt Landscapes after Fire” project.

The colder weather is on its way and so are the cockatoos!

As we head into the coming winter months, so begins the great Carnaby migration in time to prepare for breeding. Read about what our black-cockatoos require for breeding, along with what we can do for you to bring them back to your area!

The Eucalypt Woodlands of the WA Wheatbelt are critically endangered, facing threats from habitat loss and environmental changes. Wheatbelt NRM is offering support to landholders to protect and restore these vital ecosystems—learn how you can help!