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IN THIS ISSUE:
Healthy Estuaries WA update. Protecting and restoring the Fitz-Stirling Priority Place for nature and people. The Boordenitj, Australasian Bittern, in focus. Oyster Harbour Miaritch 2026 Showcase, an event to celebrate our local environment. Celebrating 30 years of National Tree Day with a Community Planting. Scaling Success Future Drought Fund awarded to Great Southern consortium. A welcome review to State laws for cats underway. Weather Outlook (August to October) |
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Healthy Estuaries WA initiative. Building capacity with Rio Tinto. Dam enhancements a dam good investment. Who is the Moytj? CLAWS bringing Catios to the Great Southern. Weather Outlook (May to July) |
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IN THIS ISSUE:
HEWA 2 updates. New project “mapping the past to plan the future” successful! King River weeding well underway. CLAWS preparing for a big 2026. Committee members update. Weather Outlook |
IN THIS ISSUE:
Stream restoration and new soil program participants. Future-ready South Coast program in the spotlight. Community-led restoration of King River Warracoolyup. Banksias and Black Cockatoos a successful pairing. DGR status launch. Catio rebates now available. Weather Outlook |
IN THIS ISSUE:
A worthy Landcare Hall of Fame inductee. Healthy Estuaries WA funding continues. Dung Beetles initiative for soil health. CLAWS in action. Black Cockatoo re-charge station. Rural Events Toolbox deployed. Western ringtail possum urban conservation. |
Contact us |
find usPlantagenet Landcare Centre,
Old Railway Station, 662 Albany Hwy Post Box 118 Mt Barker WA 6324 Office Hours: Mon-Thu 8:30am - 4:30pm (Office may be unattended as we are often in the field) |