Seasons Greetings!
Rangelands NRM would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Our offices will be closed from midday Friday 21 December and re-open on Wednesday 2 January 2019.

What's new?

Rangelands NRM to provide services to Regional Land Partnerships program

Rangelands NRM is one of 47 organisations selected to deliver the $450 million Regional Land Partnerships program over the next five years. [Read more]

Results out for School of the Air kids’ photo competition

Results are out for this year’s Kaz Collins School of the Air Photo Competition run by Rangelands NRM for children living in the outback of Western Australia. [Read more]

Yarrie Station kicks of pilot Land for Wildlife program

Rangelands NRM are in the process of rolling out a tailored and locally relevant ‘Land for Wildlife’ pilot program in the WA rangelands. The pilot program will provide the opportunity for land managers to better integrate conservation values into a productive pastoral/grazing system. [Read more]

Ngadju Ranger Program – Transition to Self Sufficiency

Following a transition phase, Ngadju Conservation Aboriginal Corporation now has full operational and management responsibility of their land management and ranger programs with endorsement from the Ngadju Prescribed Body Corporate. [Read more]

Native animals vs ferals at the Perth Science Festival

Rangelands NRM teamed up with Perth NRM to have a stand at the Perth Science Festival the weekend of 18-19 August, as part of National Science Week. [Read more]

Baiting strategies save turtles at Gnaraloo

Improving the effectiveness of baiting strategies on foxes and feral cats at Gnaraloo Station over the past 10 years has provided complete protection of marine turtle nests. [Read more]

Those 'terrible lizards' that lived on Broome's coast

If you head to Broome cinemas watch out for ‘The Dinosaur Coast’, a story told by local kids about our Broome’s prehistoric past. Voted the Best Science Short Film in the 2018 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest. [Read more]

Five years of quoll monitoring in the Pilbara

Long-term monitoring of threatened quolls in the Pilbara is helping to better understand their ecology and distribution. Gathering quality data is enabling scientists to also create better tools to inform management decisions. [Read more]

Climate mates helping Northern Australian grazing industry

A new program aims to improve seasonal climate forecasting to producers across Northern Australia. The Northern Australia Climate Program (NACP) is providing climate knowledge and information to help producers better manage climate associated risks. [Read more]

Snippets

Head office move

In September we moved the Perth Head Office to Mount Pleasant. Our address is now Suite 12 'Kishorn Court', 58 Kishorn Road, Mount Pleasant WA 6153. You can find our office on the First Floor. Our Perth Office number is 08 9468 8250. Our Broome office is 08 9192 5507. Please contact individual staff on their mobiles or email.

Annual Report

The 2017-18 Annual Report was released in October 2018. Read about our achievements over the year.
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Welcome Sarah

Welcome to Sarah Jeffery who is our new 'RALF' - Regional Agriculture Landcare Facilitator. Sarah joined the Rangelands NRM team in October and is based in Dongera. [Read more]

Forward

Seasons Greetings! Rangelands NRM would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Our offices will be closed from midday Friday 21 December and re-open on Wednesday 2 January 2019.

Seasons Greetings!
Rangelands NRM would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Our offices will be closed from midday Friday 21 December and re-open on Wednesday 2 January 2019.