Feral predator control will be conducted from the Albany windfarm through the coastal reserves and into West Cape Howe National Park (WCHNP). Baiting and trapping is used in WCHNP to control foxes and feral cats to protect endangered native animals including the western ringtail possum. The bait used in WCHNP...
Find out what we have been up to in our Kambarang newsletter – click here to read! This newsletter includes: TCG News Passionate About Our Catchment? Become a TCG Board Member! Annual General Meeting & Membership Reminder TCG Leadership Update TCG Chairperson Standing for Local Elections Project Updates Healthy Estuaries...
Soil testing has given more than 2000 growers control of their fertiliser decisions: cutting fertiliser costs keeping production high preventing nutrient losses correcting soil pH You’ll receive: Soil sampling and chemical analysis of all eligible paddocks on your farm. Colour coded maps showing nutrient status and soil acidity for all...
Feral predator control will be conducted from the Albany windfarm through the coastal reserves and into West Cape Howe National Park (WCHNP). Baiting and trapping is used in WCHNP to control foxes and feral cats to protect endangered native animals including the western ringtail possum. The bait used in WCHNP...
We love learning about soil health with like-minded people!! It was a great day out with David Hardwick from Soil Land Food and the team from Healthy Estuaries WA. In addition to the nutrient mapping results Healthy Estuaries WA participants recently received, additional tests of parameters that relate to soil...
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As part of our Climate-Resilient Conservation of Urban Western Ringtail Possum Populations project, we have created a handy Western Ringtail Possum Spotlighting guide for the Torbay Catchment area to help raise awareness and to encourage more citizen scientists! Link to printable brochure
It was a great morning to install some cockatube nesting hollows, creating vital habitat for EPBC species, in particular the endangered Carnaby cockatoo. Most natural hollows are around 80yrs old, occurring on trees of around200 years, which are becoming increasingly rare and so we need to help by providing artificial...
Thanks to everyone who came to our Accu-Spread field day, where specialist Russell Nicholl provided a hands-on workshop demonstrating how to test and calibrate fertiliser spreading equipment. we were joined by local farmers who had their spreaders calibrated, saving them from wasting fertiliser and money, and making sure the right...
Thanks to Keith Smith for taking us on a fabulous revegetation tour of two local properties including his own! We were able to see firsthand how a property can be successfully revegetated to provide crucial habitat for our local fauna, including the endangered black cockatoos and western ringtail possums. Keith...
