Healthy Environments

Wheatbelt NRM has a limited number of free seedlings for local community members to add habitat to their gardens for wildlife. In return we will ask you to complete a short survey.

These species will provide food and habitat for small mammals and birds, including Carnaby’s Cockatoos, Western Pygmy Possums, Honey Possums and Honeyeaters.

Wheatbelt NRM has a limited number of free seedlings for local community members to add habitat to their gardens for wildlife. In return we will ask you to complete a short survey.

These species will provide food and habitat for small mammals and birds, including Carnaby’s Cockatoos, Western Pygmy Possums, Honey Possums and Honeyeaters.

Wheatbelt NRM has a limited number of free seedlings for local community members to add habitat to their gardens for wildlife. In return we will ask you to complete a short survey.

These species will provide food and habitat for small mammals and birds, including Carnaby’s Cockatoos, Western Pygmy Possums, Honey Possums and Honeyeaters.

Wheatbelt NRM has a limited number of free seedlings for local community members to add habitat to their gardens for wildlife. In return we will ask you to complete a short survey.

These species will provide food and habitat for small mammals and birds, including Carnaby’s Cockatoos, Western Pygmy Possums, Honey Possums and Honeyeaters.

Wheatbelt NRM has a limited number of free seedlings for local community members to add habitat to their gardens for wildlife. In return we will ask you to complete a short survey.

These species will provide food and habitat for small mammals and birds, including Carnaby’s Cockatoos, Western Pygmy Possums, Honey Possums and Honeyeaters.

Wheatbelt NRM has a limited number of free seedlings for local community members to add habitat to their gardens for wildlife. In return we will ask you to complete a short survey.

These species will provide food and habitat for small mammals and birds, including Carnaby’s Cockatoos, Western Pygmy Possums, Honey Possums and Honeyeaters.

Hear from some of the nation’s leading researchers, conservation groups, and government on the innovative future of feral cat control and local successes in tackling a major cause of decline for many of Australia’s endangered species.

Come and learn Best Management Practice tips and learn from leading experts on revegetation and restoration, discover research findings on birds, mammals and invertebrates – all in Dongolocking and surrounding corridors, plus hear summary findings of Malleefowl monitoring sites in the Wheatbelt.

Help the Avon Valley Environmental Society and the Northam Rotary Club plant some trees, which will create shade and shelter for us and our native animals.