Investment Prospectus 2025-26
Want to contribute to the protection and recovery of one of the most biologically important, yet most threatened places on earth? We collaborate with industry, community, Traditional Custodians and government, to restore Western Australia’s South West.
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Our South West is an internationally recognised ‘Global Biodiversity Hotspot’. That means it has an exceptional and rich level of biodiversity but also faces a significant level of threat. Day by day the pressures grow due to the triple threat of climate change, biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation.
From the coastline to the forests, nature here is treasured by locals and visitors alike. Our South West is home to over 8,000 plant species but more than 100 plants and animals are at risk of extinction. This includes iconic mammals like quokkas, numbats, woylies, and western ringtail possums, birds like the three species of black-cockatoo, plus frogs, reptiles and many plant species.
There’s no doubt, nature here is in trouble.
How you can help.
South West Natural Resource Management (South West NRM) has worked with community across the South West for more than two decades, protecting and restoring this precious piece of earth for future generations. It’s an enormous job which requires a collective effort involving strategic partnerships for long-term impact.
By partnering with South West NRM, businesses, governments, and philanthropists can be part of real, measurable restoration, enhanced sustainability, meeting ESG goals, and securing a healthier South West for people and planet.
Create a legacy by partnering with us today!
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Key Benefits of Partnering
with South West NRM
South West NRM works with a wide network of partners to deliver innovative solutions to environmental challenges, including our Association members, government bodies, industry organisations and academic institutions.
Tailored Solutions & Projects
Custom-designed projects aligned with your industry, land type, and sustainability objectives.
Science-Backed & Community Driven
Expert-led methods ensure high survival rates, long-term benefits, and strong local engagement.
Strategic & regional impact
We develop and manage WA’s Natural Resource Management Plan, directing investment into high-impact projects.
Expertise in Environmental Markets
Expertise in carbon farming, biodiversity markets, and natural capital accounting, including contributions to the Australian Government’s Nature Repair Market.
End-to-End Project Management
Successfully delivered multimillion-dollar projects for the Australian Government across two decades.
Achieve ESG Objectives
Businesses can meet environmental, social, and governance (ESG) targets while driving real, measurable restoration efforts.
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.
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
Who we work with
Here are just a few of the organisations that we work with to deliver innovative solutions to environmental challenges. Our wide network includes our Association members, government bodies, industry organisations and academic institutions.
Join the Solution
Your investment in conservation can make a tangible difference. Whether you’re a sustainability-focused brand, a biodiversity investor, or a company committed to protecting Australia’s natural heritage, now is the time to act. Together, we can help protect WA’s wildlife for generations to come.
Help us to:
- Restore habitats and ecosystems to protect wildlife and biodiversity.
- Support sustainable agriculture for a greener, more productive future.
- Connect communities to nature for health and well-being.
- Engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to support traditional land stewardship.