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Environs Kimberley’s smart farmers

July 18, 2019

Who would have thought that Environs Kimberley would be recognised as a pack of Smart Farmers? Thanks to the Department of Agriculture’s National Landcare Smart Farms Small Grant, the Kimberley...

The Kimberley Wetlands Project

July 18, 2019

Environs Kimberley was successful in its application for Lotterywest funding for a three-year Kimberley Wetlands Project. The landscape of northern Australia is defined by large swathes of arid land. Each...

Concert for the Kimberley 2019

July 14, 2019

The annual EK Concert for the Kimberley, now in its third year, has become a popular and vital awareness-raising event that helps fund our work to protect the Kimberley. This...

Dave Dureau – A warrior for Country

July 04, 2019

Dave Dureau was the real deal. He cared about people, Country and heritage. He loved the Kimberley and made it his life’s mission to fight to protect it. A skilled,...

Road to Paradise Lost?

May 23, 2019

Pristine, wild beaches, the clearest blue skies, the reddest oxide cliffs and the oldest living culture — these are some of the compelling reasons to visit the Dampier Peninsula north...

Looking after the MVTs of the Dampier Peninsula

May 21, 2019

Thanks to our funding bodies, the Kimberley Nature Project (KNP) has continued working through 2018/19 with Traditional Owner Ranger groups (Yawuru, Nyul Nyul and Bardi Jawi) and Parks and Wildlife...

Nature, culture, community, not gas

May 21, 2019

“It was tipped to be the golden age of gas for the Top End, instead the Northern Territory is in the grip of a deep bust. The construction of Darwin’s...

Cooking With Solar Rays

May 01, 2019

Recently my friend lent me a solar oven. Having heard about this invention for such a long time I was curious to see how it cooked and was amazed at...

New Seagrass Monitoring Site – Black Ledge

March 11, 2019

Do you know what a particularly extreme hour of the morning is?  4am-ish.  That’s the inky hour that volunteers set their alarms for in order to arrive at Black Ledge...

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