The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, in partnership with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, are inviting expressions of interest to participate in the next round of its soil testing program.
The program aims to support farmers to make informed fertiliser decisions to ensure nutrients stay on the farm and out of waterways and estuaries.
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A Churchill Fellowship can offer you (as an Australian citizen) the remarkable opportunity to travel overseas to investigate a topic or...
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The South West Catchments Council (SWCC) is considering launching a unique school holiday program in Western Australia’s South West...
A long-term monitoring framework supporting the new Regional Lands Partnership is currently under development. The framework will help monitor...
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2017 Biosecurity Blitz starts today! Over the next two weeks, be on the lookout for any interesting animals, insects,...
