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Waging war on coffee bush

May 25, 2022

Coffee bush (Leucaena leucocephala), a highly invasive woody weed, is one of the more abundant weed species found in Minyirr Park. Its presence in the park is a threat to...

Fire and Vegetation in Minyirr Park

May 22, 2022

In August 2019, there was a series of hot fires around Broome, which burnt significant bushland in Minyirr Buru Conservation Park. These fires affected a large area of the park...

Woodside oil and gas supply base in Broome funded by taxpayers

May 16, 2022

Environs Kimberley is seriously concerned about the McGowan Government granting $52 million for a supply base to support operations for the Browse Basin oil and gas project. This would include...

What do Bilbies eat?

May 09, 2022

Bilbies are opportunistic omnivores, which means they will eat whatever they can when the opportunity arises. They eat grass seeds, spiders, moth grubs (witchetty grubs), termites, other insects, bush tomatoes,...

New Kimberley National Park 25 years in the making

April 29, 2022

A new National Park announced in the Kimberley today has been welcomed by conservation group Environs Kimberley as a historic move by Gooniyandi Traditional Owners and the McGowan Government. The...

Exploring habitat complexity with drones – from stockpiles to reptiles

March 15, 2022

To understand more about ecological effects of fire in the Great Sandy Desert, EK ecologists have teamed up with Karajarri and Ngurrara Rangers to survey reptiles and mammals under different...

New report shows large potential for tourism growth in Kimberley’s Fitzroy Valley

February 16, 2022

A new report has revealed that tourism spending could increase by up to $43 million in the Fitzroy Valley if steps to protect the region’s outstanding natural and cultural values...

Into the desert

February 02, 2022

Bugura led us across the sandplain towards a lush green patch of vegetation that stood out from the surrounding, comparatively dry landscape. She was taking us to Tangi, an extremely...

Win on the way for Walmanyjun (Cable Beach) turtles!

February 02, 2022

After years of attempts by turtle monitors and local residents to protect nesting and hatchling turtles from vehicles at Walmanyjun, these beloved reptiles are very close to having much more...

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