This Avon waterways management guide is for all landowners and land managers (including local and state governments) to help protect and improve waterways and riparian land.

Plant taxonomy, the study and process of naming and classification, is often a mystery to the uninitiated.

An easy-to-use reference in the preparation, trapping and identification of dung beetles on your property.

This guide has been developed to present some of the approaches Wheatbelt farmers are taking to address soil health issues in the region.

This report has presented the current knowledge about biodiversity values in the Avon Wheatbelt and aspects of their conservation with respect to fire management. A basic structure and process has been recommended for implementing and monitoring fire management for biodiversity conservation as a priority. This is based on using Beard-Hopkins vegetation associations as the basic fire planning unit and developing a GIS spatial database to identify areas available for burning. Fire management for biodiversity conservation needs to be considered in association with priorities for community protection as detailed in the associated Wildfire Threat Analysis report.

This helpful fact sheet helps explain to landholders how to control feral pests, like foxes and cats, using cage traps in native remnant bushland on their property.

Healthy soils are vital for our environment, economy, and health. The National Soil Strategy outlines a 20-year plan to protect and restore Australian soils. By working together, we can ensure a sustainable future for our soil and our nation.