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We are collaborators
For over 20 years, South West NRM has partnered with businesses and communities to restore and sustain WA’s South West ecosystems.
Our team of environmental scientists and sustainable agriculture experts are hands-on changemakers, delivering evidence-based solutions that enhance biodiversity, productivity, and sustainability.
As the region’s leading environmental organisation and charity, we collaborate with landcare groups, Noongar communities, government, industry, and landholders. Independent and not-for-profit, we remain agile, responsive, and deeply trusted.
Rooted in science and respect, we uphold Traditional Custodian knowledge while leveraging cutting-edge research to protect and restore both natural and agricultural landscapes for future generations.
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How we have helped
The western ringtail possum – also known by its Noongar name Ngwayir – has lost 90% of its original habitat. Environmental destruction, predation, and climate change have driven this species to the edge of extinction, leaving it restricted to just a fraction of its former range.
To help its survival, South West NRM (with support from a variety of partners) has undertaken numerous actions such as:
- Installed possum bridges to connect fragmented habitats
- Restored vital forest habitats
- Implemented predator control measures
- Supported research and monitoring programs
- Educated communities about responsible pet ownership
