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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.Like a quick snapshot of SWCC’s latest achievements? Our Annual Report 2017-18 is available and includes key project and...
The critically endangered Western Ringtail Possum and Aboriginal cultural heritage were the topics of conversation at Bunbury TAFE’s Cultural...
FAWNA Media Release – 15 February 2019 Rehabilitated Western Ringtail Possums will soon enrol for “Finishing School” prior to...
Fourteen South West cattle and sheep producers looking to improve their productivity and pasture utilisation have signed up to...
There was a buzz of a different kind at Narrogin Primary School recently as 24 students enjoyed an innovative...
SWCC has received a funding boost from the Australian Government to continue its work protecting and enhancing the natural...
People who possess native fauna for the purpose of rehabilitation for more than 72 hours now require a Fauna...
Farmers can learn more about the benefits, costs and risks associated with forage shrubs and what varieties best suit...
Testing the reliability of phosphorus recommendations: Preliminary results from the uPtake project 25 February, 2021
Preliminary results from two years of pasture tria...
Growing with Grazing Matcher 25 February, 2021
Rosa Glen sheep producer Kevin Silverthorne can’...
Wellington National Park survey finds stable native species populations 17 February, 2021
A recently completed wildlife monitoring snapshot ...
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