Some people quietly show up, roll up their sleeves, and get to work. Volunteer Belinda Bennett is one of them. Her love for nature inspires every planting and weeding day. Small actions add up, creating lasting change.
What flora and fauna live on your property? Spring is the perfect time to discover its biodiversity. Our assessments identify native species and habitats, with practical advice to protect and enhance your land. Suitable for lifestyle blocks,
Celebrating future coastal custodians! 84 Year 5 students showcased projects on pollution, erosion, wildlife and climate, inspiring families and advocating for local coastlines.
On this bush block between Margaret River and Redgate, something truly special is happening—a powerful reminder of what’s possible when communities act for nature. For nearly 30 years, Sarah Moore has transformed cleared land into a thriving native
A beautiful day for nature, community and healing. Thirty-one volunteers restored Moses Rock: maintaining 440 native plants, planting 60 seedlings, and recording survival data. Last year’s planting has reached a 65% survival rate. Together, we
Arum lilies are flowering now, making it the perfect time to map them. Spot one? Record it in the free Fieldbook app to help target weed control and protect local bushland and biodiversity.
A rewarding morning at Cape Leeuwin: 24 volunteers planted 300 native seedlings to restore the Cape to Cape Track. Thanks to everyone who planted, staked, guarded seedlings and removed old signage. Caring for nature is better together.
Meet Chloe Deakin, our Caring for Coast program officer. A marine conservation advocate, Chloe inspires children to connect with the ocean through science, stewardship and hands-on learning.
55 volunteers planted 520 native plants at Gracetown’s Swimmers Beach, restoring a vital coastal dune system. Thank you to volunteers, local students and partners helping this habitat thrive for years to come.
Join the community this Sunday to plant 1, 000 native plants at Dugalup Brook Reserve. Help continue years of restoration work and honour Ron Glencross, the “gardener of the brook. ” All welcome. Sunday, June 21, 11am–1pm. Free lunch provided.
A week until EOFY, and nature can’t afford to slow down. Your tax-deductible donation supports local conservation, protecting wildlife, waterways and landscapes. Donations close June 30.