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  • Aboriginal NRM

    Ten years ago the Noongar Boodjar Rangers program began, aiming to employ Aboriginal men and women on Country caring for the land and its unique flora and fauna.

  • Healthy Environments

    A dose of good advice goes a long way when tackling difficult revegetation sites like saline waterways. Supported by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulations’ Clean Waterways funding and Wheatbelt NRM, 14 community members took advantage of the opportunity to learn from two of the wheatbelt’s most experienced and knowledgeable native seed propagators in Rob and Beth Boase.

  • Community Engagement

    Landcare award nominations are now open to recognise and celebrate the outstanding Landcare heroes from our Wheatbelt community leading sustainable agricultural practices, environmental protection, conservation of land, waterways and biodiversity.

  • Sustainable Agriculture

    The project was designed to establish what and where introduced dung beetle species have been established across the Wheatbelt and to plan for filling gaps with species that will process animal dung in all seasons.

  • Governance

    During the past year, Wheatbelt Natural Resource Management finalised its commitment to the 2018–23 Australian Government’s National Landcare Program (NLP) completing ten projects that have been focused on protecting natural resources of our region.

  • Healthy Environments

    By now, we all know of the ongoing long-term damage caused by historic clearing of at least 70% of the Avon River Basin.

  • Sustainable Agriculture

    Wheatbelt NRM’s CEO Dr Karl O’Callaghan, interviewed on several radio segments at the end of last month highlighting the importance of citizen science and implications for the Corella project.

  • Business Innovations

    Wheatbelt NRM continued their upskilling journey on all things natural capital by attending the recent Accounting for Nature Training workshop held at Muresk Institute.

  • Aboriginal NRM

    WNRM’s Noongar Boodjar Rangers have been working with Main Roads on Revegetation sites.

  • Healthy Environments

    Last month, Beverley D.H.S students from Kindy to Year 10 participated in National Tree Planting Day.

  • Aboriginal NRM

    The Noongar Boodjar Rangers are excited to be working with Syrinx Environmental to trial the revegetation of old farmland in Toodyay.

  • Sustainable Agriculture

    We understand that the community is concerned about the growing population of corellas in the Wheatbelt, and their impact on country.