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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...
More than 30 people from across the region joined Wadandi/Pibulmun cultural custodian Iszaac Webb at Barrabup Pool Nannup this...
By Stephen Newbey. SWCC and Birdlife Australia recently ran two ran two cockatoo training workshops, one in conjunction with...
RESEARCHERS from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science’s Bee Research Institute are looking to Western Australia for ways to...
The South West Catchments Council has launched an education campaign to help residents live harmoniously with possums and make...
Exploring the connection between Aboriginal culture and pollination is the focus of a SWCC workshop on Wednesday 5 June...
HAVE you ever tried bushwalking with a purpose? Learn all about the threatened Malleefowl bird, their amazing nests and...
FAWNA Media Release – 15 February 2019 Rehabilitated Western Ringtail Possums will soon enrol for “Finishing School” prior to...
