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  • Waatu Kaatijin

    Waatu Kaatijin to return in 2024

    Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s hugely successful new marine education program is set to return next year after securing funding for 2024 - with local kids to be the big winners.

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  • Margaret River

    Caring for the Margaret River continues

    The next free event is just around the corner in Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s exciting new initiative aimed at inspiring locals to cherish and care for the Margaret River.

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  • Arum lilies

    Winning the war on arum lilies

    Monitoring results have shown an incredible success rate for arum lily control – giving new hope to landholders who are controlling infestations on their properties.

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  • EMA Project dog poo campaign

    Bins, not beaches for dog poo

    Dog poo has a massive impact on our coastal environment – and Margaret River Primary School students have launched a campaign to congratulate people doing the right thing and ensure everyone picks up after their pets.

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  • Victorian Teatree

    Victorian Teatree on woody weed hit list

    Victorian Teatree is the latest problem weed tree that being targeted now in Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s Woody Weeds Campaign.

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  • Conservation volunteers

    Nature soiree to celebrate conservation successes

    The community is invited to Nature Conservation’s free end-of-year get together to celebrate the conservation successes of 2023 – while members are also urged to attend the Annual General Meeting earlier in the day.

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  • Caring for the Margaret River continues

    The next free event is just around the corner in Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s exciting new initiative aimed at inspiring locals to cherish and care for the Margaret River.

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  • Sweet Pittosporum

    Not so Sweet Pittosporum

    ITS flowers may be aromatic but there is nothing sweet about Sweet Pittosporum, which is a serious weed tree and is being targeted now in Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s woody weeds campaign.

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  • Insidious war on weeds

    Insidious project aids war on weeds

    Dozens of locals keen to care for nature turned out to see the unveiling of an art installation made from hundreds of recycled plastic bottles near the Old Settlement and Barrett St Reserve on Sunday.

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  • beach clean-up

    Vollies flock to beach clean-up

    It was a huge weekend for conservation last weekend, with Nature Conservation Margaret River Region and Tangaroa Blue also hosting WA’s largest beach clean-up.

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Upcoming Events

  • Nature Conservation Volunteer Opportunities

    Check in here for the latest volunteer events and opportunities and find out how to get involved in protecting nature in the Margaret River Region.

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