Climate

WA’s South West and Wheatbelt regions will be among the top 10% of places on earth where rainfall decline will be the most severe, driven by climate change, according to a report from Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre released last week.

Ever wondered why salt lakes in the wheatbelt, when viewed from the air, seem to line up like a beaded chain, all oriented in the same direction?

Did you know that over the last few years 19,000 hectares of revegetation has occurred in the Wheatbelt as part of the carbon economy?

Most discussions of climate action focus on energy, industry and transport.

What can be done to facilitate the uptake of electric and other low emission vehicles in Western Australia?

The Australian Government has taken immediate action to help protect threatened species that have been impacted by the bushfires ravaging the eastern states.

We were recently supplied with a report from the Australian National University called Australia Environment in 2019.

New research shows the state of the Wheatbelt environment remains under stress despite improvements from a horror 2019.

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

A recent announcement by the Australian Government has provided opportunities for several groups across the Wheatbelt and mid-west to deliver on groundwork to build drought resilience on agricultural landscapes.