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20th September 2016Coolgardie kids write book on the Great Western Woodlands
Coolgardie kids get their book out on the Great Western Woodlands! Fantastic effort supported by key locals and driven along by Catrina and the Millenium Kids crew. Great to see.
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12th September 2016Barrier fence under Public Environmental Review
Emu father on one side of the barrier fence, his chicks on the other. Photo courtesy of Andrew Hobbs A small win for better environmental process in WA. We welcome last week’s brave decision…
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03rd September 2016Celebrating in style!
Cape to Cape Catchments Group have just had their annual celebration and supporters night, and what a great night it was. Spectacular surroundings, hospitality and wine for all the guests –…
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30th August 2016Wildflower season is underway
It’s one hell of a wildflower season now underway right across Gondwana Link. Thanks to Peter Luscombe from Ranges Link for this little reminder to those of us stuck in an office this week….
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30th August 20162016 WA Scientist of the Year
Congratulations to Kingsley Dixon for being named WA’s Scientist of the Year. Incredibly well deserved. We have had the pleasure of working with Kingsley over many years. Amongst his many…
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16th August 2016Ngadju Conservation team review actions and plan next steps
The last 3 days have been very rewarding. The Ngadju Conservation team and others met in Norseman to review their priorities for Ngadju land management. During the discussions the older Ngadju women…
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12th August 2016‘This Visceral Landscape’ exhibition
‘This Visceral Landscape’ exhibition opened last night at the Vancouver Arts Centre in Albany. A big crowd was there to see Keith Bradby open the exhibition of photographic images and video-sound…
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07th July 2016Ngadju Conservation at the Indigenous Desert Alliance
Proud to be involved with the Indigenous Desert Alliance – where the people looking after the living heart of Australia come together. Ngadju Conservation Coordinator Les Schultz attended their…
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05th July 2016Welcome to Ngadju Country entry signs
Wonderful to see these new signs in place recognising Ngadju country. Congratulations to Ngadju Conservation and the Shire of Dundas for working together on this initiative. A great start to NAIDOC…
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