by Trevor Paddenburg | May 1, 2023 | News & Events
There’s a double dose of coastal conservation this Sunday with volunteers needed for two Nature Conservation Margaret River Region beachfront busy bees. The first is at Gas Bay from 10am-12noon on Sunday, May 7. The meeting point is the carpark at the end of Gas Bay...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Apr 19, 2023 | News & Events
The world’s best surfers highlighted coastal stewardship by helping plant native species and restore coastal dunes on the Gnarabup coastline today, ahead of the start of the Margaret River Pro. Nature Conservation Margaret River Region teamed up with the World Surf...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Apr 19, 2023 | News & Events
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region hosted a Coastal Forum at Surfers Point on Tuesday evening, which highlighted the hard work and many successes of the groups, individuals and stakeholders who are dedicated to protecting the Margaret River coastline. It also...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Apr 11, 2023 | News & Events
There’s been a big win for biodiversity across the region, with Nature Conservation Margaret River Region delivering more than $60,000 in grants to landholders for vital conservation work on their properties. The conservation work in the past year includes controlling...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Apr 3, 2023 | News & Events
An Australia-first marine program made a splash in Margaret River this week, turning local students into citizen scientists and empowering them to solve problems affecting our ocean and coastline. Called the EMA project – which stands for Educational Marine Areas –...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Mar 28, 2023 | News & Events
With cooler weather arriving, Nature Conservation Margaret River Region is gearing up for native planting season – and volunteers are needed to lend a hand! A series of revegetation busy bees is coming up, starting with a coastal care session this Sunday, April 2 from...
