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.
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News
It’s that time of year for malleefowl!
As the days heat up some of the country’s most elusive birds are beginning to emerge from…
Yakamia Creek, Albany’s Living Stream, features in new video released by South Coast Natural Resource Management
The video celebrates the success of South Coast NRM’s Yakamia Creek project that will improve habitat value…
Are your strengths people, project and stakeholder management?
We are searching for a Program Manager to provide leadership to a range of stakeholders, reference committees…
Social
Missed out on @SouthCoastNRM’s Sub Surface Drainage install demo today in Esperance?
@Stirlings2Coast will be hosting our live drainage install demonstration next Tuesday in West Cranbrook, 3:30pm onwards.
All welcome: https://www.scfarmers.org.au/events/2021/2/16/grdc-sub-surface-drainage #watermanagement #drainage
Another great announcement from @Davekellymp with news that 70 community dams in the Great Southern and Wheatbelt regions are set to benefit from $7.3 million in upgrades and refurbishments.