To help us protect our local threatened species such as Western Ringtail Possums and Chuditchs, please report sightings to Inaturalist and let us know
Regional Land Partnerships is investing $450 million over five years from July 2018 to June 2023, delivering national priorities at a regional and local level.
The Government is firmly committed to national coverage for the program, and as a result 50 service providers are engaged through to 2023 to deliver projects in 54 regions to benefit our environment, our farms, and our communities. (see more Regional Land Partnerships successful projects) These projects are connecting efforts for the recovery of species identified under the Threatened Species Strategy, protecting threatened ecological communities, and reducing threats to our globally-important wetlands and world heritage sites. Projects are also improving on-farm soil, biodiversity and vegetation, and increasing the capacity of our farms to adapt to climate change and evolving market demands.
Oyster Harbour Catchment Group are involved in the South Coast Natural Resource Management Incorporated project as partners representing our community and delivering groundworks in our area.
This project includes:
If you are in the Oyster Harbour Catchment and want to know how you can be involved please CONTACT US
On-ground activities include:
The Government is firmly committed to national coverage for the program, and as a result 50 service providers are engaged through to 2023 to deliver projects in 54 regions to benefit our environment, our farms, and our communities. (see more Regional Land Partnerships successful projects) These projects are connecting efforts for the recovery of species identified under the Threatened Species Strategy, protecting threatened ecological communities, and reducing threats to our globally-important wetlands and world heritage sites. Projects are also improving on-farm soil, biodiversity and vegetation, and increasing the capacity of our farms to adapt to climate change and evolving market demands.
Oyster Harbour Catchment Group are involved in the South Coast Natural Resource Management Incorporated project as partners representing our community and delivering groundworks in our area.
This project includes:
- Protecting Ramsar values through rehabilitation, restoration and reducing threats to the ecological character of the Lake Warden and Lake Gore Ramsar wetlands
- Exploring new opportunities for improving the status of 20/20 priority listed threatened species in the South Coast Region bringing scientists, Indigenous people and NRM community together to protect threatened species
- Protecting coastal corridors and improving the condition of Proteaceae dominated Kwongkan Shrubland and Temperate Coastal Saltmarsh Threatened Ecological Communities (TEC) in the South Coast Region of Western Australia
- Supporting the region to adapt, innovate and meet food market demands for sustainable food production
If you are in the Oyster Harbour Catchment and want to know how you can be involved please CONTACT US
On-ground activities include:
- Community events
- Fencing
- Revegetation
- Citizen science for example the 2021 Annual Western Ringtail Possum tally