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Perth NRM will be holding its 2017 AGM on Tuesday 31st October, from 5.30pm at Mt. Lawley Bowling Club.

“Inter-generational gardening – bringing different ages, experiences and ideas together for the gardens of the future”

The Coalition Government has announced its continuing investment to natural resource management in Australia with more than $1 billion for Phase Two of the National Landcare Program, a commitment made in this year’s Budget.

Are you looking for more in-depth knowledge about rehabilitation processes to improve the conservation work being done by your environmental group?

The Western Australian Government is introducing a statewide container deposit scheme.

Over the past century, average land surface temperatures have risen by almost 1° C across the Australian continent.

Book now for our Planning Our Food Future forum.

Freshwater is essential to sustaining the Swan Region’s population and its unique natural ecosystems. 

Understanding best practice management of Acid Sulfate Soils (ASS) is essential to ensure new development on affected areas in the Swan Region meet environmental and building standards.

A group of 13 students from three different schools participated in the Rio Tinto Earth Assist school holiday program, managed by Conservation Volunteers Australia.

This forum is for producers from the Chittering, Gingin and Dandaragen regions who rely on groundwater for production purposes.

Selecting Native Plants to Support Birds and Bees in Suburban Perth for a Healthy Productive Environment.

Members of the Kathmandu Summit Club took to the coastal dunes on a sunny Saturday in June to lend a hand in re-vegetating some of Marmion’s steep slopes.

While innovation and new technologies will continue to help our farmers produce more food with fewer inputs

The Department of the Environment and Energy, together with the CSIRO are undertaking an investigation to understand how Australia’s biodiversity has been changing in recent years.

Join Perth NRM and the City of Kalamunda for this FREE seminar on seed collection.

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This seminar will present key aspects to begin to successfully implement policy and strategy on Green Infrastructure, Urban Forests and Canopy Plans.

Have you ever wondered why native trees and shrubs, in your natural reserve or park, turn brown and die rapidly? 

An energetic group of 63 Year Three students from Peter Moyes Anglican Community School showed great interest and knowledge about different habitats and biodiversity found along the coast during a field trip to Quinns beach.