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Nature Enthusiasts Discover Hidden Species

A small army of volunteer nature enthusiasts discovered evidence of the rare Western mouse in a recent Bioblitz near Lake Grace.

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Free Website for Landcare Groups

Would you like to build your Landcare group’s online presence to; keep your local and volunteer community updated, have stronger engagement, and grow your group’s fundraising capability?

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Tarin Rock BioBlitz 2016 Delivers the Goods

Wheatbelt NRM and Dumbleyung Landcare Zone recently hosted the 2016 Tarin Rock BioBlitz near Lake Grace. BioBlitzes are citizen science initiatives where a snapshot is taken of birds, mammals, insects, reptiles and plants over a 24 hour period, this time at Tarin and North Tarin Rock Nature Reserves.

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Landcare Champion Recognised

Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister, Luke Hartsuyker, last night congratulated the winner of the 2016 Bob Hawke Landcare Award, Stephen Burgess, of Queensland.

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Landcare in Action at National Awards Dinner

The 2016 National Landcare Award winners were announced at a gala dinner in Melbourne last night (22nd September 2016).

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Tarin Rock BioBlitz Site is Looking Great!

With only three weeks to go until the Tarin Rock BioBlitz near Lake Grace, we popped out to see how the site is going and what creatures are out and about.

Leigh Whisson (Regional Landcare Facilitator) said that the breadth of wildflowers he saw out there is wonderful and will be a boon for nature photographers. 

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Wheatbelt Showcased by Young Photographers

A single tractor working at sunset on a farm in Wongan Hills has taken out this year’s Youth Environment Photo Competition.

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Introducing the Faces of our 2016 Youth Photo Competition

If you haven't seen the wonderful winning images from our 2016 Youth Environment Photography Competition yet, you are in for a treat!

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We Had a Great Time at Dowerin Field Days!

Wheatbelt NRM was excited to attend the Dowerin Field Days again last Wednesday and Thursday.

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Fun and Learning at Wheatbelt Science Forum

The Wheatbelt Science Forum is an annual event presented by the Inland Lighthouse Network. Held over two days in Wongan Hills, the forum is designed to bring advanced science concepts to middle-school children (Years 5-8) of the Wheatbelt and their teachers. This year’s theme was Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM).

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