Locals have an incredible opportunity to learn from an all-star cast of cultural and conservation experts at Nature Conservation’s biggest community volunteer planting day of the year in less than a fortnight. “This is the big one! We need all hands-on deck from our...

Nature Conservation Margaret River Region today launches a new mobile phone app that turns locals into citizen scientists and helps boost nature and biodiversity in our region.   Everyone is urged to download the free Fieldbook app, which allows people to record...

Have you got this woody weed growing at your place? It's a Flinders Range Wattle, which originates from South Australia and is a showy garden shrub growing to 5m. It's flowering now and can be identified by its blue-green leaves and sprays of bright yellow globular...

The next Friends of Wooditjup Bilya event run by Nature Conservation Margaret River Region will feature a guided walk with a riverfront landholder who has turned his property into a nature and wildlife haven. Nature Conservation’s Friends of Wooditjup Bilya (Margaret...

Cowaramup Primary School students learned the significance of Cowaramup Bay and were left with a powerful sense of place after walking the bay’s sandy beaches and granite headland with traditional owners last week. It was part of Nature Conservation Margaret River...

The world’s top surfers have teamed up with Nature Conservation Margaret River Region and a swag of other local groups to care for the coast and protect the region’s beautiful beaches. Ahead of the 2024 Margaret River Pro, local coastal custodians joined surfers from...

Local students are grappling with the question of how nature and mountain biking can successfully coexist as part of Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s youth education programs this year. The conservation group’s Our Patch program involves eight classes of...

Fair Harvest Permaculture is teaming up with Nature Conservation Margaret River Region to offer a course to the local community on repairing and rehabilitating riverbanks and wetlands. It’s aimed at landholders who live in or near a catchment area in the Margaret...

We might be in the midst of a balmy autumn, but winter is coming and that means planting and revegetation season for your property, says Nature Conservation Margaret River Region. And whether you have a suburban garden or a rural property, the conservation groups...

Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s hugely successful landholder program has come to an end after inspiring hundreds of locals to give nature a helping hand on their properties. Over the past three years, more than 700 people across the region joined the...