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Illustration with native flowers, a bird, and text: Djilba, August-September, Town of East Fremantle.

South Coast Collective – Djilba 2026

14 September 2026

South Coast Collective – Makuru 2026

8 September 2026

South Coast Collective – Djeran 2026

8 September 2026

Native Australian flowers and fruits on a blue background, text reads “Bunuru February - March.”.

South Coast Collective – Bunuru 2026

8 September 2026

Bright floral illustration on orange background with “Birak December–January, Town of East Fremantle” text.

South Coast Collective – Birak 2025

8 September 2026

Large group of people seated at round tables in a conference room, watching a presentation on a screen.

Community Comes together for a night of Threatened Species, fun and conservation

14 July 2026

Two people sit on rocks by a blue sea, looking toward distant hills under a clear, sunny sky.

Right Whale Project

14 July 2026

People in high-visibility vests and jackets tour a natural bushland area under cloudy skies.

Exploring the Peatlands of Walpole

14 July 2026

NRMWA – PARTNERING FOR PROSPERITY

22 December 2025

South Coast Collective – Makuru (June – July)

17 December 2025

Rural carriageway with fields and cloudy sky, featuring Jayme and Rosie’s portraits for a sustainable agriculture event.

South Coast Collective – Djilba ( August – September )

16 December 2025

Five people in outdoor gear examine equipment in a dry, bushy landscape with scattered trees and shrubs.

South Coast Collective – Kambarang (October – November)

16 December 2025

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Acknowledgement of Country

South Coast Natural Resource Management recognises and respects that we live and work on the traditional lands of First Nations peoples.

We acknowledge and honour First Nations peoples as the spiritual and cultural custodians of this land, and we recognise the ongoing importance of their values, languages, beliefs, and knowledge.

We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging, and extend this respect to all First Nations peoples.

South Coast NRM 2023-2026

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Acknowledgement of Country

South Coast Natural Resource Management recognises and respects that we live and work on the traditional lands of First Nations peoples.

We acknowledge and honour First Nations peoples as the spiritual and cultural custodians of this land, and we recognise the ongoing importance of their values, languages, beliefs, and knowledge.

We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging, and extend this respect to all First Nations peoples.

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