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  • Healthy Environments
    Woodland Birds

    New research shows planting trees and shrubs bring woodland birds back to farms.

  • Healthy Environments
    Food for Black-Cockatoo’s

    You can help feed our Black-Cockatoos!

  • Sustainable Agriculture
    REfreshed: Corrigin Farmers living the effects of Climate Change

    Corrigin Farmers Simon Wallwork and Cindy Stevens have come a long way since the drought they experienced in 2010.

  • Aboriginal NRM
    Ranger's Work Restores Country

    Our Noongar Boodja Rangers recently returned to Aldersyde, near Brookton, for the ‘Biodiverse Sandalwood Project’.

  • Sustainable Agriculture
    Talkin’ Soil Health Is On – Save The Date

    Talkin’ Soil Health, one of Australia’s premier soil health conferences, is returning to Western Australia on Thursday, 11 August.

  • Community Engagement
    How Can We Help?

    You know that we do some great things to help create healthy environments and livelihoods across the Wheatbelt.

  • Sustainable Agriculture
    First Dung Beetles Make An Appearance

    Our dung beetle trapping and gapping project hit its first milestone a couple of weeks ago with the first samples coming through.

  • Healthy Environments
    A Cool Change Prompts Local Rabbit Control

    If you’re looking for enduring results in rabbit control, Autumn is the ideal time. With a reduced likelihood of kittens and scarce feed, a release of rabbit biological control virus, RHDV1-K5 (calicivirus) can deliver great outcomes.

  • Hotspot Heroes
    It’s Time To Get Planting!

    Rhodanthe chlorocephala – a scientific name for one of Western Australia’s most recognisable wildflowers, the pink and white Everlasting.

  • Hotspot Heroes
    Meet Our Newest Nature Detectives

    A band of 30 Hotspot Heroes descended on Toodyay during the April school holidays to hone their powers of investigation.

  • Community Engagement
    Main Roads Revegetating The Wheatbelt

    Main Roads is seeking to buy portions of land adjacent to State roads for revegetation purposes.

  • Sustainable Agriculture
    A New Farm Joins Mixed Fodder Project

    Farming in the northern Wheatbelt has its challenges as Hugh Morgan of Morgan Tirrana Farms in Bencubbin can certainly attest to. Hugh farms the 14600 ha property with his parents and wife, Deanne.