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Volunteers needed to save Injidup Spa and its fragile coastline

One of the Margaret River region’s most famous natural attractions – Injidup Natural Spa – is in danger of being loved to death, but a community coastal care day is set to help repair the damage. Nature Conservation Margaret River Region is calling for volunteers to...

Massive community turn-out for volunteer planting days

Nature Conservation Margaret River Region has applauded a mammoth community turn-out to two volunteer planting events last Sunday June 26, one on the banks of the Margaret River and the second a Redgate Beach. A whopping 100-plus volunteers arrived with gloves and...

Awesome support for rivermouth revegetation day

The Margaret River Wine Association organised their first Community Day for its members last Friday - and it was dubbed a "raging success"! In partnership with Nature Conservation Margaret River Region, the Shire of Augusta Margaret River and the Margaret River...

Fire-wise garden workshop and live installation

Maintaining an asset protection zone, cutting out “fire ladders”, choosing the right mulch and proper spacing between plants are some of the secrets to protecting your property from bushfire. And these secrets and more will be shared at a free Nature Conservation...

Vollies needed for huge community planting day

Nature Conservation has put the shout out for volunteers at two community planting events on Sunday June 26, one on the banks of the Margaret River and the second a Redgate Beach. It’s all hands on deck for the first event at the Margaret River from 10am-12noon, where...

Jane Scott headlines plant ID workshop

Plant guru and celebrated author Jane Scott will headline a special Nature Conservation Margaret River Region (NCMRR) workshop to identify local native plants as well as invasive weeds on Friday, June 17. Ms Scott will join weed control specialist and bush regenerator...

Vollies needed for weekend of planting and conservation

The arrival of winter rains means time to plant natives and Nature Conservation Margaret River Region (NCMRR) has two community planting days this weekend – with volunteers needed. On Saturday, June 11 from 1pm-3pm, Nature Conservation and the Friends of Barrett...

Revegetating your property with Nature Conservation

Nature Conservation is continuing its work in helping Margaret River region property owners replant and regenerate their properties with natives. For those interested in revegetating their property, Nature Conservation Margaret River Region's Revegetating Your...

Residents join fight on Sweet Pittsporum weed

Margaret River Region residents are being recruited in the fight against the invasive weed Sweet Pittosporum, which threatens our iconic karri forest. And Nature Conservation Margaret River Region (NCMRR) says the battle must now be fought in backyards and private...

We can help fund conservation work at your place

Grants totalling $60,000 are available for Margaret River region landowners to carry out conservation work on their property this year. The work can include weed control, fencing of remnant bushland and waterways to exclude stock, revegetation to restore biodiversity,...

Call for community to join annual Ringtail Tally

Grab your friends and family and help Nature Conservation count Western Ringtail Possums for the 8th annual Ringtail Tally. The surveys can be carried out in your garden, on your property or in a nearby bushland reserve – and with Western Ringtail Possums listed as...

Nature Conservation is seeking consultants to join our team

Nature Conservation is seeking Expressions of Interest from qualified and experienced people to join our team as project officers and/or consultants. We wish to fill a number of project officer roles (1.2 FTE in total) to deliver projects and in addition, we are...

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Margaret River WA 6285

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Margaret River WA. 6285

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Phone: (08) 9757 2202
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