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Small grants of up to $1000 are available to landcare and community groups for activities that build community capacity and engagement in natural resource management and landcare.FAWNA: Western Ringtail Monitored Release Project Update By Suzanne Strapp, FAWNA Inc. President The University of Western Australia’s Associate...
RESEARCHERS from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science’s Bee Research Institute are looking to Western Australia for ways to...
More than 60 budding citizen scientists from Bunbury and beyond discussed black cockatoo and possum conservation strategies at a...
Applications for this funding have now closed. SWCC is offering grants for incorporated community groups to hold events that...
By Stephen Newbey. SWCC and Birdlife Australia recently ran two ran two cockatoo training workshops, one in conjunction with...
FAWNA Media Release – 15 February 2019 Rehabilitated Western Ringtail Possums will soon enrol for “Finishing School” prior to...
SWCC has received a funding boost from the Australian Government to continue its work protecting and enhancing the natural...
Farmers can learn more about the benefits, costs and risks associated with forage shrubs and what varieties best suit...
New Technology Reduces Feral Cats in WA’s South West Forests 11 May, 2022
Across millions of hectares of Australia’s fores...
The biochar revolution: from grassroots to industry adoption 29 April, 2022
An initiative by a South West Landcare group more ...
SWCC to Lead Region on Drought and Climate Resilience 26 April, 2022
South West Catchments Council (SWCC) is delighted ...
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