WA's unique North-west landscape

WA's unique North-west landscape and waters of the Kimberley region have long since been a treasured part of country with a focus on environmental protection, land management and home to sustainable communities.

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"We advocate for strong environmental protection, good land management and sustainable communities." 

Dr Michelle Pyke

Project Officer, Environs

Thanks to your Lotto ticket, Aboriginal Ranger groups, elders, ecologists and environmental scientists are being supported at a ground-level to better document, protect and manage wetlands across the Kimberley. A Lotterywest grant of $557,564 will go towards seven Aboriginal Ranger groups including the Yawuru Rangers in Broome, Elders and the broader community to ensure the region will withstand and flourish for years to come, whilst strengthening connection to country. That's the Ticket!

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A$20,000

Towards the 2018 Canning Show, which provides an opportunity for people to participate and come together in celebration.

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A$12,115

Towards project costs towards the Bruce Rock Heritage Walk Trail, providing an interpretive history for community education and recr eation.

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Every year we give grants to Western Australian community organisations who provide services, support and inspiration to make this already great state, greater. If you think you’re one of those, click below to find out how to apply.

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