by Trevor Paddenburg | Jul 22, 2024 | News & Events
Art and conservation are combining in the classroom for students across the region, as part of an exciting new initiative in Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s youth education program Adopt a Spot. The Adopt a Spot program has been running for almost a decade...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jul 22, 2024 | News & Events
Weedy wattles and wine will combine at Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s latest free community event aimed at helping locals identify and remove our worst weed trees. Nature Conservation is teaming up with Goanna Bush Cafe and Happs Wines in the fight...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jul 15, 2024 | News & Events
One of our region’s worst weed trees – Sydney Golden Wattle – is blooming and the message from Nature Conservation Margaret River Region is to remove these weedy invaders now while they are easy to identify. The worst weedy trees in the region are in the...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jul 12, 2024 | Advocacy, News & Events
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s Environmental Sundowner Series is back with an evening that tackles the issue on everyone’s lips – water in our drying climate. Facing the Big Dry will be held on Tuesday, July 30 from 6pm-8pm at Nala Bardip Mia (Margaret...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jul 12, 2024 | News & Events
If there’s one thing these Augusta residents have learned, it’s that tackling the threat of invasive weeds as part of the Arum Lily Blitz is a team effort. Scott Godley owns a wetland bush block in Augusta where the toxic lilies once dominated the landscape,...
by Trevor Paddenburg | Jun 20, 2024 | News & Events
A group of young environmental champions is running a series of beach clean-ups – with the collected rubbish to be used in a new art project. Locals Ruth Szandtner, Bronte Halden, Lili Palmer, Vivi Corteen-Hartley and Riley Hughes are among 12 candidates in Nature...
