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  • Healthy Environments

    In October 2020 we asked the question, “Does action to protect our eucalypt woodlands have any impact on the diversity of soil bacteria and mychorrizal fungi and can it be an indicator of woodland health?”.

  • Community Engagement

    We were thrilled to help Ron Bryant from Sporting Shooters Association Australia (WA) present a cheque for more than $19,000 to Owen Catto of the Regional Men’s Health Initiative as part of our Red Card for Rabbits and Foxes program.

  • Community Engagement

    They are currently looking for a Tree Nursery Manager, Tree Nursery Supervisor and multiple Tree Nursery Workers.

  • Community Engagement

    It’s free and easy to register for the Landcare Webinar Series.

  • Climate

    The Australian Government is asking rural and regional communities to help identify research and adoption priorities for their $5 billion Future Drought Fund.

  • Sustainable Agriculture

    We’re working with the Landcare Australia Farming Program team to deliver a series of free carbon footprint workshops nationally throughout 2021. In early August 2021, we will deliver this program in our Wheatbelt community.

  • Water

    The Toodyay workshop was the second of our two school workshops in May as part of our Avon Waterways project. The project is supported by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) and the National Landcare Program.

  • Sustainable Agriculture

    Soil Cooperative Research Centre researchers from Southern Cross University have partnered with ourselves and four local groups to deliver a social benchmarking survey in the Northern Wheatbelt region.

  • Healthy Environments

    Last week our staff were at Mukinbudin District High School to work with the students as part of our Enviro Stories program.

  • Community Engagement

    Last year Narrogin was the WA winner of the Tidy Towns Award. It would be wonderful for another Wheatbelt town to take the title this year.

  • Sustainable Agriculture

    In last week’s Federal Budget there was big news on the soil health front with $200 million committed to implementation of the National Soils Strategy.

  • Aboriginal NRM

    Our Noongar Budjar Ranger Team has been working in the field over the last few months to develop their skills in collecting and processing native seeds for revegetation purposes.