News

Welcome to the April edition of the Perth NRM Newsletter in the Noongar season of Djeran.

We met Preston Culbong under the sheoaks at Trigg Beach to learn about Bunuru, the second summer and hottest and most humid time of the year.

Perth NRM’s 2024 AGM was held on November 12 at the Canning River Eco Education Centre, with a focus on Collective Impact.

Increasing capacity for emergency preparedness and response is needed to effectively manage our biodiversity and agricultural natural capital and ensure the survival of species, preservation of places and key ecosystem services.

Every year thousands of schools and community groups plant seedlings as part of National Tree Day.

To thank our volunteers, Perth NRM have a small allocation of funds available to support 'Friends of', Landcare and Coastcare groups in our region.

Walking together, learning together

Pouring rain and howling wind did not dampen the enthusiasm of Fremantle Primary School and Fremantle College students participating in Caring for Noongar Boodja activities during Djeran.

Enthusiastic students from Fremantle College have been participating in the “Caring for Noongar Boodja” project.

Please donate your eligible containers in our name!

Owners of small agricultural properties play an important role in managing our peri-urban landscapes, which are the areas where land-use transitions from rural environments to urban or regional centres.

Have you ever passed by a bush block, seen a group of people planting trees or pulling weeds and wondered what it was all about?

UNESCO recently announced 2022-2032 to be the Decade of Indigenous Languages, to preserve, revitalise and support Indigenous languages worldwide.

On October 30, 2019, Perth NRM launched its Vision for 2050, The New Normal. 

Perth NRM held its AGM on Wednesday, 30th October, with a public event to share its vision for 2050, The New Normal. The Vision has been developed to articulate the organisation’s hopes for a future that is aspirational and achievable.