Collaborative Catchment Approach to Wheatbelt Regenerative Agricultural Practices.

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Wheatbelt NRM in collaboration with the Mulloon Institute and the Gabby Quoi Quoi Catchment Group are testing the assumption that working together at the catchment scale farmers can build a sustainable future based on regenerative practices that supports systems change for restoring landscape functionality.
This project is supported by the State NRM program of WA.

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