by Trevor Paddenburg | Feb 9, 2024 | News & Events
An Australia-first marine program made a splash in Margaret River today, turning local students into citizen scientists and empowering them to solve problems affecting our ocean and coastline. The Waatu Kaatijin or “Ocean Learning” program run by Nature Conservation...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Feb 1, 2024 | News & Events
Blue Periwinkle, Dolichos Pea and Pandora Vine – they’re the unholy trinity of creeping weedy vines that threaten our bushland, and Nature Conservation Margaret River Region says now is the time to control them. The conservation group says all three weeds can smother...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jan 30, 2024 | News & Events
TWENTY young locals will have the opportunity of the lifetime to learn from some of the biggest names in coastal conservation, watermanship and leadership as part of an exciting initiative coming to the region. The new youth marine stewardship program is being run by...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jan 25, 2024 | News & Events
Join Nature Conservation Margaret River Region for a free paddle up the Margaret River to learn more about this unique waterway and the animals and plants it supports. The conservation group is running monthly events as part of its Friends of Wooditjup Bilya (Margaret...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jan 15, 2024 | News & Events
It’s been a busy summer for Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s Bush Regeneration Team, which has been tackling weedy trees, spraying the last of the season’s arum lilies, and carrying out coastal conservation. The team have been flat out during the festive...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jan 9, 2024 | News & Events
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s first conservation busy bee of 2024 will be held this Friday, January 12 from 8am-10am, with volunteers needed to water seedlings to ensure they survive the summer. Hundreds of locals have helped plant natives at a...
