Land
South Coast NRM’s Land Program focuses on the sustainable and regenerative management of land resources and supports farmers to achieve viable enterprises supplying safe, high quality agricultural products.
Biodiversity
The South Coast NRM region has a rich and significant biodiversity, much of which is internationally recognised as a Biodiversity Hotspot.
Water
Healthy waterways are critically important to sustaining a healthy environment. The aim is to achieve sustainable and efficient use of water resources that balance the needs of the community and the environment.
Coastal and Marine
We are protecting and enhancing our marine and coastal environments by reducing major threats through community-led actions.
Consulting/Our Services
South Coast NRM delivers practical, cost effective and insightful solutions to protect the environment and support a healthy productive region.
Sustainable Communities
Regional Capacity and Cultural Heritage
At South Coast NRM, we work to support, empower and enrich our communities.
MERINJ KAARTDIJIN – Aboriginal Food Knowledge Forum
News
Strong & Proud program extends to Tambellup
We are proud to share the story of our successful Strong & Proud program. The program has…
Dieback Information Group Conference and South Coast Dieback Forum
Join us as the Dieback Working Group and South Coast NRM join forces to present the first…
Call for Nominations for the South Coast NRM Board of Management
Do you have the passion to make a real difference for the unique plants, animals and sustainable…
Social
Check us out on GWN7 News! Big thanks to our supporters for allowing us to expand the Strong & Proud Program to Tambellup as well as Albany https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=3323208244426790&extid=vV7XmvoEaRFiZ7R5 via @FacebookWatch
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