by Trevor Paddenburg | Dec 19, 2024 | News & Events
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s first conservation busy bee of 2025 will be held on Thursday, January 9 from 8am-10am, with volunteers needed to water seedlings to ensure they survive the summer. Hundreds of locals have helped plant thousands of native...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Dec 16, 2024 | News & Events
Summer is here and Nature Conservation Margaret River Region is urging locals and visitors to enjoy themselves over the holiday period but also help protect our special flora and fauna. “It’s an awesome time of year where we take to our local beaches and enjoy what...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Dec 16, 2024 | News & Events
The forests of the future were propagated by a dedicated team of volunteers whose efforts will help revegetate a degraded section of the Margaret River or Wooditjup Bilya. Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s Friends of Wooditjup Bilya volunteers recently...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Dec 9, 2024 | News & Events
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s Arum Lily Blitz has come to an end for the year and 2024 has gone down as the most successful yet, with major inroads made into fighting our region’s worst invasive weed. Since launching in 2019, the Blitz has now achieved:...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Nov 25, 2024 | News & Events
Olives are a popular garden plant grown for their fruit and draught tolerance, but Nature Conservation Margaret River Region is warning the Mediterranean species is becoming a problem weed in our bush. Local birdlife has adapted to feed on olives and the seed is...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Nov 18, 2024 | News & Events
The region’s native turtle population has received a big boost thanks to a successful citizen science program run by the Shire of Augusta Margaret River and Nature Conservation Margaret River Region. The two groups partnered with Murdoch University researchers and the...
