We do this through on-ground projects to: manage wild fires, feral animals (including cane toads) and weeds (such as Neems); monitor marine species such as the Snubfin Dolphin, and the health of the seagrass beds of Roebuck Bay; conduct ecological surveys; collect native seeds and revegetate denuded areas; develop interpretive signage and deliver environmental education.The Kimberley Nature Project (KNP) collaborates with Aboriginal and community groups across the region to protect, manage and document ecologically and culturally important species and ecosystems.