Environs Kimberley

Environs Kimberley We are the Kimberley's peak environmental organisation dedicated to protecting our special region.

We are an incorporated environmental non-government organisation. We are also a registered environmental organisation with tax-deductability (if you give money to us you can claim it in your tax return!)

20/06/2026

You know what makes the Kimberley unforgettable – vast rivers, waterfalls, rafting.
But frackers and large-scale irrigators want to take its water.

Right now the Kimberley needs allies to speak up. The government is deciding whether the Martuwarra Fitzroy River remains one of the last free flowing rivers on Earth.

Have your say. Protect the Aussie icon you love.

https://www.environskimberley.org.au/protect

Kimberley - Like Nowhere Else

19/06/2026

Presenting Voices of the River Reels Episode 7: Being in connection, with Nyikina Custodian Wayne Bergmann.

Wayne shares his story of growing up fishing and hunting along the Martuwarra Fitzroy River, and how the river was a fundamental part of his identity and healing 🧡

He reflects on how the cost-benefit of water-intensive industry on the river is not justifiable, as it is only the wealthy who stand to benefit.

👉 Stand with Wayne to protect the Martuwarra Fitzroy River - make an urgent submission: www.environskimberley.org.au/votr

👉 Comment and share this episode to amplify Wayne’s story and help us spread the word!



🌿 SKIPA Native Gardens Open Day!SKIPA is hosting a Native Gardens Open Day in late July, a celebration of Kimberley nati...
16/06/2026

🌿 SKIPA Native Gardens Open Day!

SKIPA is hosting a Native Gardens Open Day in late July, a celebration of Kimberley native plants!

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this is your chance to discover how native plants can transform your garden and the local environment.

On the day you can explore:
- Soil health and water conservation techniques
- Rainwater harvesting and composting tips
- How to attract pollinators and create wildlife habitat
- Easy, sustainable gardening practices you can start at home

Why native plants?
Kimberley native species are adapted to our local conditions. They require less water and maintenance and provide more habitat for the birds, insects and wildlife that call this region home. Native gardens also play a vital role in building climate resilience and absorbing carbon right here in our community.

Want to get involved?
We're looking for volunteers to help with the event, get in touch: [email protected]

Stay tuned for the confirmed date and more details!

14/06/2026

Support Traditional Owners' fighting to protect the Martuwarra Fitzroy River - make a submission now: www.environskimberley.org.au/votr

The teaser for the sixth Voices of the River reel with Walmajarri Custodian Anthony McLarty is here 🧡

In this preview of Anthony’s episode, he shares how plans to extract water from the Martuwarra Fitzroy River could impact the environment and his ongoing commitment to protect it 🦇 🦅 🦘

Stay tuned for Anthony’s full episode coming tomorrow, where he shares more about his connection to the river and makes an insightful comparison to the devastation of the Baaka Murray-Darling River system.

👉 Stand with Anthony to protect the Martuwarra Fitzroy River - make an urgent submission now: www.environskimberley.org.au/votr

👉 Comment and share this video to help us spread the word.

The Federal government can protect the Kimberley from fracking. The information they’ve been given from Black Mountain i...
10/06/2026

The Federal government can protect the Kimberley from fracking. The information they’ve been given from Black Mountain is not adequate. Send a message to Minister for the Environment Murray Watt calling on him to reject fracking -
https://www.environskimberley.org.au/minister_watt

01/06/2026

Presenting VOTR Reels Episode 2: My totem is barramundi, with Bunuba-Walmajarri Custodian Natalie Davey 🐟

Nat explains her jarriny, or totem, how she was given her life and soul by the river, and her cultural duty to look after it 🧡

This episode was filmed on the banks of the river in Nat’s community on Bunuba Country ☀️ 🐸 🦇 with a special guest appearance from the dancing jabiru.

👉 Stand with Nat to protect the Martuwarra Fitzroy River - make an urgent submission now: www.environskimberley.org.au/votr

👉 Comment and share this episode to amplify Nat’s story and help us spread the word!

30/05/2026

The Premier Roger Cook said that if Woodside doesn't drill for oil and gas around Scott Reef, fracking will have to happen in the Kimberley.

We say NO FRACKING WAY!

We need support so please chip in with a tax deductible donation if you can. Go to our website here - https://www.environskimberley.org.au/donate_v2

29/05/2026

Excited to share a teaser from our first VOTR episode reel with Gooniyandi Elder Helen Malo 🐍

Helen brings her daughter and grandchildren to the river in her episode filmed in Muludja community on Gooniyandi Country 🦅🐟☀️

Stay tuned for the full episode release on Friday, where Helen tells the story of a big barramundi and explains the importance of protecting the river for language and culture 🧡

👉 Stand with Helen to protect the Martuwarra Fitzroy River by taking action here: www.environskimberley.org.au/votr

👉 Comment and share this teaser to help us spread the word, and stay tuned for the full episode coming later this week!

We were honoured to be at the National Reconciliation Week opening event in Boorloo/Perth this morning. It takes place e...
27/05/2026

We were honoured to be at the National Reconciliation Week opening event in Boorloo/Perth this morning. It takes place every year from May 27 to June 3.

Congratulations to Reconciliation Australia WA Co-chairs Nolan Hunter and Debra Zanella and their team for this event.

The theme is ‘All In’, a call for everyone to reflect on our shared history and actively commit and contribute to reconciliation every day. Progress isn't passive or the sole burden of First Nations people, it requires all of us to take action.

Powerful talks by people like June Oscar, Richard Walley and Narelda Jacobs were incredibly inspiring. The importance of Country, tackling racism, threats to Country like industrial water extraction in the Martuwarra Fitzroy River catchment, proposed fracking in the Kimberley, Jarrah forest mining and rock art damage at Murujuga were all eloquently spoken about.

Truth telling is a vital part of reconciliation and we strongly encourage WA’s Cook Labor government to support this.

The Premier Roger Cook, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Water Don Punch MLA were in attendance, we hope they listened deeply and will support truth telling and protect Country from threats.

It was an honour to attend as an ally and we will continue on the journey for environmental justice with First Nations people in the Kimberley.

For more information on Reconciliation Week - https://www.reconciliation.org.au/our-work/national-reconciliation-week/

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9 Farrell Street
Broome, WA
6725

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