by Trevor Paddenburg | May 21, 2025 | Advocacy, Caring for Coast, News & Events
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region teamed up with the World Surf League to host a coast care forum last night to put the spotlight on our incredible coastline – and how to care for it into the future. The theme of this year’s event was Future Focus: Capes Coast...
by Trevor Paddenburg | May 12, 2025 | Advocacy, Arum Lily Blitz, Citizen Science Weed Mapping, Environmental Weed Control, News & Events, Protecting Biodiversity and Habitat, Woody Weeds
Preserving existing bush, planting natives, creating a wildlife garden, stopping weeds, rethinking burning and lobbying for the environment are some of the ways we can care for the special nature of our region. That was the advice a packed audience heard at Nature...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Mar 14, 2025 | Advocacy, Caring for Coast, News & Events
The region’s peak conservation and tourism groups are sharing the message about the impacts of four-wheel drives on beaches and asking drivers to follow some simple steps to minimise the impact. Nature Conservation Margaret River Region and the Margaret...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Mar 3, 2025 | Advocacy, News & Events, Protecting Biodiversity and Habitat
People, conservation groups and agencies are making a big impact in conserving nature and wildlife when they connect, respect and act, a packed audience heard at Nature Conservation’s recent environmental sundowner. Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s latest...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Feb 17, 2025 | Advocacy, News & Events
Three top speakers are confirmed for Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s next Environmental Sundowner on Tuesday, February 25, showcasing conservation innovation and success stories to give us hope for the future. Not the End of the World: Conservation in...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Oct 21, 2024 | Advocacy, Citizen Science Weed Mapping, News & Events
A new weed mapping citizen science project launched by Nature Conservation Margaret River Region is making a huge difference to our bush and biodiversity – but more people are urged to get involved. Anyone can download the free Fieldbook mobile phone app, which allows...
