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Australian Wildlife Conservancy |
P: +61 8 9380 9633
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AWC is an independent, non-profit organisation dedicated to the conservation of Australia’s threatened wildlife and ecosystems. |
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National Trust of Australia (WA) (AB) |
Alan Briggs, Manager Natural Heritage
P: 08 9321 6088
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e: Alan.briggs@ntwa.com.au |
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Birds Australia |
P: +61 8 9383 7749
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e: birdswa@iinet.net.au |
Birds Australia was formed in 1901 as the Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union. The Western Australian group was formed in 1943 and was incorporated as Birds Australia WA Inc. in 2001. BAWA has over 900 members located throughout the state. BAWA has an active program of community participation providing talks, guided walks and activities for the general public. It also has a website and other resources for enhancing knowledge and enjoyment of birds species throughout the state. |
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The Nature Conservancy |
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Gondwana Link |
Amanda Keesing, Keith Bradby
P: +61 (0)8 9842-0002
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e: amanda@gondwanalink.org |
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. |
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Bush Heritage Australia |
P: 1300 628 873
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e: info@bushheritage.org.au |
Bush Heritage is a national non-profit organisation that protects Australia’s unique animals, plants and their habitats. It does this by acquiring and managing land of outstanding conservation value, or by working in partnership with other landowners. Our vision for 2025 is to protect 1 per cent of Australia. |
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Greening Australia, WA |
P: +61 8 9335 8933
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e: general@gawa.org.au |
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Weeds Australia |
P: +61 3 6344 9657
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e: jthorp@weeds.org.au |
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World Wildlife Fund (WWF) |
P: 1800 032 551
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Land for Wildlife (WA) |
Land for Wildlife Coordinator
P: 08 9334 0530
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e: claire.hall@dec.wa.gov.au |
Land for Wildlife is a voluntary scheme that aims to encourage and assist private landholders in Western Australia to provide habitats for wildlife on their property, even though the property may be managed primarily for other purposes. If you wish to protect or create wildlife habitats on your property, the Land for Wildlife scheme can offer advice and assistance - whether you manage a farm, a bush block, a Shire reserve or a roadside. Participation in the scheme is entirely voluntary. Registering with Land for Wildlife will not change the legal status of the property in any way. |
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Environmental Defenders Office, WA |
P: +61 8 9221 3030
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e: edowa@edowa.org.au |
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Environmental Weeds Action Network (WA) |
Diane Matthews
P: +61 8 9457 2896
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e: enquiries@environmentalweedsactionnetwork.org.au |
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