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Perth NRM staff recently enjoyed assisting local community group Stirling Natural Environment Coastcare with their 2018 planting efforts at both Brighton Beach (secondary dunes) and South Trigg Beach (primary dunes) in Perth's northern suburbs.

Kennedy Bay Coastcare and Craig Wilson, Perth NRM's Coastal and Marine Program Manager, have had a busy month rehabilitating dunes of this southern Perth suburb.

Local Government Officer’s perceptions improve our understanding of how sediment loss from building sites is being managed in Perth

Volunteers are a huge asset in maintaining our local environment. Perth NRM is calling for new volunteers to add to our already committed groups to ensure the continued health of Perth’s natural spaces.

The Wanneroo Jobs Summit was held at Mindarie Marina early in June

Monitoring and data trend analysis has continued at Heron Park over the last 6 months, including storm monitoring data from 2 "summer" storm events being captured.

Now is a great time of the year to jump in and have a go at environmental volunteering!

The S&P Global team joined Perth NRM and Cambridge Coastcare at City Beach on a beautiful autumn day for their first corporate volunteering event.

Grants of up to $2,000 are available to fund projects that protect and improve the health of local marine and coastal environments in Western Australia.

Perth NRM and the Shire of Mundaring recently partnered to host thirty participants for the Small Property Management workshop tour.

Perth NRM's Swan Canning River Recovery (SCRR) program recently attended the Canning River Eco Education Centre's Earth Day Expo.

Perth NRM’s Using Digital Technology in NRM seminar focused on raising awareness of the benefits of technology and the preparation required to implement it successfully. 

Perth NRM recently partnered with the City of Wanneroo to facilitate the ‘Towards a WA Food Agenda’ workshop.

Perth NRM’s 2018 Coastal Forum focused on sharing knowledge about environmental change impacts and citizen science advancements to Western Australia’s coastal and marine environments.

Food Future is an initiative of Perth NRM and forms one of it's three main programs. Food Future is about ensuring the generations to come have access to safe, healthy and local fresh food.

Do you want to learn how to manage your property to preserve, enhance and protect its biodiversity?

The Sediment Task Force is pleased to announce they have a new information resource Taking Action to Control Sediment; Simple Solutions to Protect the Health of Perth’s Waterways.

Perth NRM in collaboration with the Swan NRM Committee have released the Swan NRM Report.

Perth NRM partnered with the City of Kalamunda, Tranen Revegetation Systems (Tranen), and a private seed collection consultant to present a seminar on Seed Collection in the hills.

The Food Future WA initiative is similar to the Melbourne Food Plan, where both Melbourne and Perth are expected to undergo major population growth and need a plan to create a resilient city food bowl.