by Chrissy Kerin | May 26, 2023 | Land & Water, News
From the desk of Dorothy, Project Officer Communications. Esperance bird watchers are excited by the sight of the tiny, red-necked stint as it scuttles along a shore in the Lake Gore wetlands. The diminutive bird disappears and reappears further down the shore,...
by Chrissy Kerin | May 19, 2023 | News
From the desk of Luke, Chief Executive Officer. I hope you are enjoying the season of Djeran, full of change and exciting opportunities. At South Coast NRM we are in a significant period of renewal, and it’s exciting to be a part of deepening relationships with our...
by Chrissy Kerin | May 19, 2023 | News, Regional Capacity
From the desk of Catherine, Project Officer South Coast Enviro-Experiences Albany’s second WA Trees Festival saw a collaboration between the City of Albany, the Great Southern Science Council and the South Coast Enviro-Experiences project deliver two very unique and...
by Chrissy Kerin | May 18, 2023 | Cultural Heritage, News
From the desk of Karl, Ballogup/ Project Officer Lake Pleasant View. Gnowangerup Aboriginal Corporation (GAC) Rangers recently took part in a study tour, enabling them to tap into knowledge that will help them operate a nursery focusing on native plant propagation....
by Chrissy Kerin | May 18, 2023 | Land & Water, News
From the desk of Sophie, Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator. Site visits are a welcome opportunity for our project officers to step away from the computer screens and physically connect with the land they’re working with. The South Coast NRM team has...
by Chrissy Kerin | May 16, 2023 | Land & Water, News
From the desk of Dorothy, Project Officer Communications American agricultural scientist George Washington Carver was right when he said a weed was just a plant in the wrong place, but there are some plants that are not welcome in the Esperance landscape. South Coast...
