Join us for a special evening bringing together voices from the Kimberley and Southeast Asia. 

Meet the crew of the Rainbow Warrior and hear directly from a Thai fishing community impacted by the gas industry. Discover how communities are working together to protect the Kimberley, Scott Reef and precious ecosystems across Southeast Asia. 

Come along, hear the stories, meet the people behind the campaign, and learn how communities across borders are working together for healthy oceans and a safer future. 

 Free event
 Nibbles provided by Dewa's Kitchen

Join us for a community meeting to learn more about the proposed Speewah fluorite mine and discuss potential risks and impacts for the Dunham River and surrounding waterways.

We’ll also discuss the importance of the Dunham River to the lower Ord River system and the questions that need to be considered when assessing a major mining proposal in a monsoonal and flood-prone environment.

The meeting will cover: 

• The proposed Speewah fluorite mine 
• Water use and groundwater extraction
• Mine waste and tailings storage
• Potential risks to the Dunham River and downstream waterways
• Flooding risks and extreme weather considerations
• Environmental assessment and opportunities for community input

This is an opportunity to ask questions, share information and discuss the issues that matter to the future health of the Dunham River and surrounding waterways.

Letterbox Gorge: Dunham River

Everyone is welcome. Snacks, tea and coffee provided.

Please share this event with anyone interested in the future of the Dunham River and the East Kimberley’s waterways.

Hosted by Country First Collective and Environs Kimberley 

Join us for a community meeting to learn more about the proposed Speewah fluorite mine and discuss potential risks and impacts for the Dunham River and surrounding waterways.

We’ll also discuss the importance of the Dunham River to the lower Ord River system and the questions that need to be considered when assessing a major mining proposal in a monsoonal and flood-prone environment.

The meeting will cover: 

• The proposed Speewah fluorite mine 
• Water use and groundwater extraction
• Mine waste and tailings storage
• Potential risks to the Dunham River and downstream waterways
• Flooding risks and extreme weather considerations
• Environmental assessment and opportunities for community input

This is an opportunity to ask questions, share information and discuss the issues that matter to the future health of the Dunham River and surrounding waterways.

Letterbox Gorge: Dunham River

Everyone is welcome. Snacks, tea and coffee provided.

Please share this event with anyone interested in the future of the Dunham River and the East Kimberley’s waterways.

Hosted by Country First Collective and Environs Kimberley 

Texan Black Mountain Energy’s plan to frack in the heart of our precious Kimberley would pollute water sources, destroy endangered animal habitats and industrialise the unique landscape West Australians love.

Community strength has held off fracking in the Kimberley for 15 years, but now our government is deciding whether the Valhalla project gets the go ahead or not. Together we need to show them how broad the community support is to protect the Kimberley from fracking. 

Join Kimberley community members including Traditional Owners and Custodians for a sunset rally at Parliament House while the Premier and his Ministers are in the building, to tell them Roger's Government must reject Black Mountain's Valhalla project, and ban fracking in the Kimberley.

Hosted by Environs Kimberley, Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Coalition and Lock the Gate Alliance.

RSVP on the next page and share with family and friends to help make this the biggest rally we’ve ever held!

Join us for an afternoon adventure as we contribute to the health of the amazing Yawuru Nagulagun Roebuck Bay ecosystem! We will be exploring the mudflats, measuring the condition of our important seagrass meadows as well as looking out for all the interesting critters and dugong feeding trails along the way.

The afternoon will start at 3:45pm with snacks and refreshments, followed by a safety and training induction before commencing the survey across the mudflats.  Please ensure you bring the following:

• Sun protection: The Kimberley sun packs a punch! Please ensure you wear protective clothing such as t-shirt/long sleeve shirt, hat and sunscreen.
• Water bottle: Save waste and bring your own bottle - we'll provide water to re-fill.
• Reef shoes: The mud flats are very sticky! We recommend you wear reef boots to protect your toes from the many intertidal creatures and sharp rocks/coral. We'll provide boots you can borrow if you do not have your own.

Please meet Alex, our Seagrass Officer, at the location below. Contact Alex if you need help locating us or have any questions about the project.

Distance from town centre: 5 mins drive

GPS coordinates: -17.970581, 122.236720

Please watch our training video before you attend the survey:

BROOME COMMUNITY SEAGRASS MONITORING PROJECT TRAINING VIDEO on Vimeo

Read more about our Seagrass Project:

Seagrass Monitoring Project - Environs Kimberley

We hope to see you out on the mudflats!

Start your day by participating in vital research of our incredible seagrass meadows! Take in the vast exposed mudflats and beautiful colours of Yawuru Nagulagun Roebuck Bay, as we conduct surveys on the seagrass plants and seeds. Learn about the many ocean critters we may find along the way, whilst looking out for dugong feeding trails.

We’ll start the morning at 5:30am with snacks and refreshments, followed by a safety and training induction before commencing the survey across the mudflats.  Please ensure you bring the following:

• Sun protection: The Kimberley sun packs a punch! Please ensure you wear protective clothing such as t-shirt/long sleeve shirt, hat and sunscreen.
• Water bottle: Save waste and bring your own bottle - we'll provide water to re-fill.
• Reef shoes: The mud flats are very sticky! We recommend you wear reef boots to protect your toes from the many intertidal creatures and sharp rocks/coral. We'll provide boots you can borrow if you do not have your own.

Please meet Alex, our Seagrass Officer, at the Demco Rotunda. Be sure to take the turn off Clementson Street - Google Maps can sometimes lead you to Demco Estate. 

Contact Alex (details below) if you need help locating us or have any questions about the project.

Distance from town centre: 5-minute drive

GPS coordinates: -17.973812, 122.228776

Please watch our training video before you attend the survey:

BROOME COMMUNITY SEAGRASS MONITORING PROJECT TRAINING VIDEO on Vimeo

Read more about our Seagrass Project:

Seagrass Monitoring Project - Environs Kimberley

We hope to see you out on the mudflats!

Become a valuable citizen scientist and help us monitor our incredible seagrass meadows! Watch as the glorious sun rises and reflects across the exposed mudflats of Yawuru Nagulagun Roebuck Bay.  Take important measurements which will help us protect our beloved seagrass, as well as the many fascinating creatures who call the seagrass home.

We will start the morning at 5:15am with snacks and refreshments, followed by a safety and training induction before commencing the survey across the mudflats.  Please ensure you bring the following:

• Sun protection: The Kimberley sun packs a punch, please ensure you wear protective clothing such as t shirt/long sleeve shirt, hat and sunscreen.
• Water bottle: save waste and bring your own bottle, we will provide water to re-fill.
• Reef Shoes: the mud flats are very sticky! We recommend you wear reef boots to protect your toes from the many intertidal creatures and potential sharp rocks/coral. We will provide boots you can borrow if you do not have your own.

Please meet Alex, our Seagrass Officer, at the location below. Contact Alex (details below) if you need help locating us or have any questions about the project.

Distance from town centre: 5-minute drive

GPS coordinates: -18.001721, 122.208379

Please watch our training video before you attend the survey:

BROOME COMMUNITY SEAGRASS MONITORING PROJECT TRAINING VIDEO on Vimeo

Read more about our Seagrass Project:

Seagrass Monitoring Project - Environs Kimberley

We hope to see you out on the mudflats!

Join us for an early morning adventure as we set out to monitor the health of our local seagrass meadows! Enjoy the pindan track that leads us to the incredible Black Ledge site. Look out for plenty of intertidal critters crawling in the mud as we make our way across the exposed seagrass meadow, collecting important ecological data which helps us to protect Yawuru Nagulagun Roebuck Bay.

We’ll start the morning at 5:30am with snacks and refreshments, followed by a safety and training induction before commencing the survey across the mudflats.  Please ensure you bring the following:

• Sun protection: The Kimberley sun packs a punch! Please ensure you wear protective clothing such as t-shirt/long sleeve shirt, hat and sunscreen.
• Water bottle: Save waste and bring your own bottle - we'll provide water to re-fill.
• Reef shoes: The mud flats are very sticky! We recommend you wear reef boots to protect your toes from the many intertidal creatures and sharp rocks/coral. We'll provide boots you can borrow if you do not have your own.

Please meet Alex, our Seagrass Officer, at the location below. Contact Alex (details below) if you need help locating us or have any questions about the project.

Distance from town centre: 30-minute drive

 (4WD recommended - the section of Crab Creek Road, which is dirt, can be in poor condition)

GPS coordinates: -17.967920, 122.290250

Please watch our training video before you attend the survey:

BROOME COMMUNITY SEAGRASS MONITORING PROJECT TRAINING VIDEO on Vimeo

Read more about our Seagrass Project:

Seagrass Monitoring Project - Environs Kimberley

We hope to see you out on the mudflats!