It’s National Volunteer Week, and thus an apt time to give a ‘shout-out’ to all of the many volunteers from across the NACC NRM Region who volunteer their time and expertise to help make this a better place, and to advance sustainability in our landscapes and communities.
Climate Change – it’s a hot topic.
And hot on the heels of my column in last week’s NACC Notes about the need for all parties to pull together to help farmers adapt to changing climatic conditions ‘Adapting to a changing climate …
Facing-up to the challenges confronting the agricultural sector as a result of climate change is a daunting prospect for individuals, especially for farmers doing their best to run a sustainable agricultural enterprise in the northern WA Wheatbelt. Dry starts to the year, like the one that many farmers around the country are experiencing again this season, make those challenges even more problematic.
One of the things I’m particularly proud of is being an Ambassador for the WA Parks Foundation – a relatively…
This week’s column from our CEO Richard McLellan. I’m proud to have been invited to contribute to a new initiative launched earlier this year called Everyday Futures…
Anything that is going to help farmers save money, while simultaneously helping our environment and climate is a “Win-Win” as…
Like just about every year, 2017 was a bit of a roller-coaster ride, no better illustrated than by this year’s…
The 2017 WA Threatened Species Forum hosted by Natural Resource Management WA (a combination of the seven regional NRM groups in WA, including NAAC), and the Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions was a highlight of my year.
It’s just as well the WA State NRM and Coastal Conference only comes around every two years, as there’s a lot to learn…
By NACC partner Jude Sutherland,Yarra Yarra Catchment Management Group. At the end of the WA State NRM and Coastal Conference I walked out…