Operations

Wheatbelt landholders with carbon farming aspirations should be on the lookout for the key information about the State Government’s $15 million Carbon Farming and Land Restoration Program this quarter.

More than 60 people were in Northam on Thursday to hear about the new-look natural resource management group Wheatbelt NRM.

24th October 2008

The Avon Catchment Council (ACC) today announced twelve landscapes (Ecoscapes) in the WA wheatbelt identified as priority areas to conserve the biodiversity of the Avon River Basin. This work will become a focus of future investment for natural resource management in the region.

Do you have a great idea for a natural resource management project? Could you use up to $50,000 for environmental works in your area?

An innovative website has just been launched featuring inspiring stories of thousands of volunteers across Australia working to manage land sustainably and conserve the environment.

 A new approach to the preservation of native bush was launched near the eastern Wheatbelt community of Westonia today.

Landholders and interested community members in the Dale River catchment and surrounding shires are invited to participate in a free Rivercare workshop on Friday 25 August 2006.

The Avon Catchment Council recently employed a state Malleefowl Network Facilitator to support the WA Malleefowl Network and encourage the delivery of malleefowl conservation initiatives.

Agriculture Minister Kim Chance today congratulated Cathy Lyons for winning the Department of Agriculture's Landcare Professional Award for 2005