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Esperance Regional Forum (ERF) |
Josette ODonnell
P: +61 8 9083 1130
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Esperance Regional Forum (ERF) is the umbrella natural resource management group for the Esperance Region. ERF promotes responsible NRM and long term sustainable agricultural systems in the Esperance area. |
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North Stirling Pallinup Natural Resources |
Ellie Campbell
P: 08 9828 1086
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All or parts of Gnowangerup, Tambellup, Cranbrook and Broomehill Shires |
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Wilson Inlet Catchment Committee Inc. (WICC) |
P: 08 9851 2697
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The Wilson Inlet Catchment Committee Inc (WICC) is the peak community based organization in the Wilson Inlet Catchment which has been operating as an incorporated body since 1995. Its area of responsibility includes three local governments; the City of Albany, and the Shires of Plantagenet and Denmark. |
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Kent-Frankland sub-region |
Mark Waud
P: 08 9826 1234
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The Kent-Frankland sub-region takes in the towns of Rocky Gully, Frankland, Cranbrook, Tambellup, Walpole and Broomehill. It contains the high rainfall, forested catchments flowing into the Nornalup and Irwin Inlets, with rainfall dropping off from in excess of 1200mm per annum at Walpole in the south, to about 450mm per annum at Broomehill in the north |
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Oyster Harbour Catchment Group (OHCG) |
David Broadhurst
P: 08 9851 2703
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Oyster Harbour Catchment Group was established in 1992 as a community landcare group, with the aim of protecting and rehabilitating the Kalgan River System and became an incorporated body in 1994. The purpose of the group being to coordinate and facilitate natural resource management to all stakeholders in the Oyster Harbour Catchment including land managers, the urban and peri-urban community, local government and government agencies. |
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South Coast NRM |
P: +61 8 9892 8537
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South Coast NRM Inc. is an incorporated organisation owned and directed by the people of the South Coast Region. |
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Ravensthorpe Agricultural Initiative Network (RAIN) |
Jennifer Chambers
P: 08 9838 1018
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This group has a strong focus on farming, with major projects on the protection of remnant vegetation and tree planting, environmental management systems, as well as running field days to promote farming innovations. They are also a parent organisation with the FBG of the Fitzgerald Biosphere Marketing Association (FBMA). |
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Fitzgerald Biosphere Group (FBG) |
P: 08 9835 1127
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The Fitzgerald Biosphere sub-region is the largest of the six sub-regions centres on the Fitzgerald River National Park which has been recognised internationally since 1978 as part of UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Program for its floral diversity. Its boundary is based on the biosphere reserve boundary and contains the towns of Bremer Bay, Jerramungup, Ravensthorpe and Hopetoun. It takes in part of the Pallinup River catchment and all of the Bremer, Gairdner, Fitzgerald, Hamersley, West, Phillips, Steer and Jerdacuttup River catchments. Rainfall ranges from 500mm per annum in the south and declines to 325mm per annum in the north east. |
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Albany Eastern Hinterland |
Robert Waud
P: 08 9847 2079
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The Albany Hinterland sub-region takes in the towns of Denmark, Albany, Mount Barker, Mount Manypeaks and Wellstead. It contains all of the Denmark, Hay and Kalgan River catchments flowing south from the Stirling Range and discharging into the Wilson Inlet and Oyster Harbour. Rainfall ranges from 1200mm per annum near Denmark in the south west to 450mm per annum over the Stirling Ranges in the northern area of the sub-region. |
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Gondwana Link |
Amanda Keesing, Keith Bradby
P: +61 (0)8 9842-0002
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Gondwana Link is a landscape scale vision involving individuals and local, regional and national groups. We are working together to achieve reconnected country across south-western Australia in which entire ecosystems, and the fundamental ecological processes that underpin them, are restored and maintained. |