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Dowerin Farmer Wins Prestigious Landcare Award

Congratulations to Dowerin’s nursery owner and farmer, Rob Boase, who was recently named WA's Individual Landcarer at the 2017 Western Australian Landcare Awards in Perth.

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Lotterywest Funding Announced to Support Community and Volunteers to Attend the State Natural Resource Management and Coastal Conference 2017

A Lotterywest grant will support community members and volunteers across Western Australia to participate in the upcoming State Natural Resource Management (NRM) and Coastal Conference on 29-31 August 2017.

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Software Boosts Wheatbelt Environment

A grant of $150,000 is set to upgrade ageing hardware for Wheatbelt NRM.

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Wheatbelt Support for a Sustainable Life

The proponent of a planned $160 million solar farm near Cunderdin is encouraging people living in the Wheatbelt to explore all types of renewable energy.

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Sustainable Communities Grant Scheme

Are you keen to inspire environmental sustainability in the Wheatbelt?

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Want to Join Our Dowerin Field Days Tent?

Wheatbelt NRM are looking for stallholders to share its mega tent again at this year’s Dowerin GWN Field Days on 30-31 August 2017.

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Jungkajungka Woodlands Festival

The Jungkajungka Woodlands Festival held over Easter in the heart of the Great Western Woodlands in Norseman, attracted 95 people from as far afield as Albany and Perth, including a number from the Avon Wheatbelt.

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Sustainable Wheatbelt Communities

We’re looking for innovative projects to support that engage the local Wheatbelt community in SUSTAINABILITY, across three categories.

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Going Batty in Goomalling

Did you know that kids hear bats better than their parents? Or that humans can only hear one type of bat?

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2016 AGM Video - Ben Cole

Ben Cole is Managing Director of Wide Open Agriculture. His vision is that in 20 years’ time, the Wheatbelt towns are full of shops, the landscape is revegetated and people can see the land has more trees and wildlife.

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