Category: Protecting and managing habitat
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03rd December 2022Celebrating 20 years at Chingarrup Sanctuary!
On 3 December 2002, Eddy and Donna Wajon started the ball rolling by taking formal ownership of their wonderful Chingarrup Sanctuary property. This was the first conservation property secured…
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24th November 2022Balijup Field Day for conservation landholders
Balijup Field Day brings conservation landholders together. Over thirty conservation landholders and practitioners from across the Great Southern gathered at Balijup farm near Tenterden, invited by…
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20th January 2021Margaret River Adopt a Spot program
Nature Conservation Margaret River has an ‘Adopt a Spot’ Program which is restoring the landscape and forging long term community relationships built on stewardship of the land. Adopt a Spot is…
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05th March 2019Feral Cat workshop
Participants at the Feral Cat workshop, 1 March 2019, organised by the Oyster Harbour Catchment Group. Photo Amanda Keesing. Last Friday’s Feral Cat workshop, organised by Oyster Harbour…
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03rd April 2018Fences and connectivity
A global collective of renowned scientists has produced a good, if slightly gruesome in its photos, article about the damage big fences do to connectivity across the world. Very pertinent to Western…
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04th February 2018Dingo fence dismantlement could help farmers and the environment
Now here’s some thoughts that will stir up discussion and differing viewpoints. But to us its a discussion we need to have. Here is the full story from abc.net.au Australia’s dingo fence,…
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31st January 2018Doesn’t get much cuter than this!
This cute snap of a honey possum was captured by Bush Heritage Australia during their fauna monitoring on our Yarraweyah Falls property. Its diet consist of nectar and pollen, and can drink as much as…
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26th January 2018High water: How design might help fix the Wheatbelt’s water woes
Here is the full story from foreground.com.au – High water: How design might help fix the Wheatbelt’s water woes Agricultural land in one of Australia’s most important rural economies is…
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16th December 2016Recognition of Norseman as the heart of the Great Western Woodlands
Congratulations to the Shire of Dundas, and a big thank you to Minister for Regional Development Terry Redman. Minister Redman has just announced a $1.6 million investment, through the…
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