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WA Water Minister Dave Kelly recently welcomed South West Catchments Council Chairperson Christine Kershaw to the board of Busselton Water.
“I welcome Christine Kershaw to the board,” Minister Kelly said.
“Christine’s significant scientific and natural resource management skills will be an asset to the board.”
The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council (SWALSC) is taking expressions of interest for a Aboriginal Heritage Officer...
Western Australia’s natural attractions will soon be able to be viewed at eye-level online with the use of Google’s...
The Vasse Wonnerup Wetlands System (VWWS) is a shallow waterbody, intermittently-open to the sea, which is located near the...
South West Catchments Council is offering a $200 rebate for cat owners who build an enclosure, or ‘catio’, to...
Leschenault Biosecurity Group (LBG) welcomed three new executive committee members at its latest meeting: Rob Schmidt Matthew Blunt Mike...
A long-term monitoring framework supporting the new Regional Lands Partnership is currently under development. The framework will help monitor...
The Western Australian Auditor General tabled its assessment into the management of salinity in the agricultural regions of the...
The Leschenault Biosecurity Group (LBG) has warned landholders to be on the look out for young cottonbush seedlings because...
