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Western ringtail possums Critical endangered species, Monitor, provide habitat, plant vegetation to assist and include connectivity, apply rope bridges over roads, maintain vigilance during prescribed burning in areas of ringtail populations,

26/10/2026

It is with a heavy heart and great sadness that we farewell one of the regions greatest wildlife carers, Margaret Larner.

Marg was a wonderful soul who rescued and cared for so many wild lives. She was involved in many wildlife groups but her passion was joeys and penguins!

She was an advocate for all wildlife and mentor to many carers across the region. Always there for help and advice, her legacy will live on in those who knew her, in the knowledge she passed on and the many, many lives she saved.

The world is a better place because of you Marg. You will be missed by so many.

25/10/2026

LAST DAY! Closes 11.59pm tonight.
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Support a thorough environmental assessment of the proposed clearing of 28.64 ha native vegetation for the Reid Highway–Erindale Road interchange, by selecting YES to both questions, recommending that the EPA undertake further assessment of the proposal and provide further opportunities for public review.

This bushland is part of a vital wildlife corridor and urban canopy already under pressure. Let’s help protect what remains.

Easy steps:
1. Go to - https://bit.ly/Erindale-Rd-Comment
2. Q1 - Q4 - Fill in your details.
3. Q5 & Q6 - Answer YES to both questions
4. Q7 - Give your reasons which can include:
I recommend that the Reid Highway/Erindale Road Grade Separation proposal undergo further assessment due to its potential for significant and potentially irreversible environmental impacts. These impacts require thorough further assessment, and the community should have additional opportunities to review the assessment findings and provide comment.
The Proposal will result in the loss of up to:
• 28.64 ha of native vegetation
• 11.71 ha Banksia Woodland of the Swan Coastal Plain Priority Ecological Community (PEC)
• 9.41 ha Tuart Woodlands and Forests of the Swan Coastal Plain PEC
• 157 individuals of Jacksonia sericea (Priority 4)
• 63 ha of fauna habitat
• 18 ha of ‘Moderate to High’ to ‘High’ quality Carnaby’s Black-CockatooForaging habitat
• 1.86 ha of ‘Moderate to High’ quality Forest Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo Foraging habitat
• 446 suitable potential breeding trees, with one potentially suitable hollow
Furthermore, the proposal will result in indirect impacts to adjacent vegetation and flora, including changes to vegetation structure and floristic composition.
5. Click on the ‘check box’.
6. Click ‘Continue’ & then ‘Submit Response.’
7. Share with family and friends.

Graphic courtesy of Red Cloud Design - earth healing
Thank you to Friends of Erindale Road Bushland (Save Hamersley Broadcast Tower Bushland) for alerting us and supplying comment.

Big Carnabys sculpture Urban Bushland Council WA Inc Jarrahdale Forest Protectors Inc BirdLife Western Australia WATCA - WA Tree Canopy Advocates Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre Black Cockatoo Crisis Black Cockatoo Movement Dwellingup Forest Defenders Browned Off Trillion Trees Australia

24/10/2026
27/09/2026

There is som**hing for everyone in this busy end of September - October… bus tours, art exhibitions/installations, Big Carnaby Sculpture unveiling, Discovery walk, Cycling tour… see you there! LIKE & SHARE the post to help all these groups that are working hard to build awareness and protect our forests.

26 - 28 SEPT | Open 9am–5pm
'Arcadia Crop Circles 2026 - Where Feathers Gather'
Arcadia Farm, Goomalling (1hr drive from Perth)
Arcadia Crop Circles returns in 2026 with Circles of Nature, transforming a working wheat field into a unique outdoor gallery where art, landscape and community come together.
10% of sales from these works go to supporting Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation.
Event details: https://www.rediscovering.com.au/upcoming-events/arcadia-crop-circles-2026-where-feathers-gather-danica-wichtermann

19 SEPT - 31 OCT
‘A time to burn’
An exhibition bringing together artists responding to urgent environmental concerns surrounding contemporary forest management.
Holmes à Court Gallery @ no.10 // Douglas Street, West Perth
Wed–Fri 11am - 5pm | Sat 12pm - 4pm | Free entry

10 OCT | Saturday, 12pm - 4pm
‘LEAP Extravaganza’
Quindanning Hotel (12pm to 4pm)
Locals for Environmental Action & Protection (LEAP) are running bus tours out to Mt Saddleback near Boddington. Then head back to the pub for an afternoon of stalls and music, including talks, art and performance by local First Nations folk.
See the beauty of the Northern Jarrah Forest – and what bauxite strip mining is doing to it, up close. To book a free bus tour: https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1638423

11 OCT | Sunday, 10am - 3pm
‘Big Carnabys sculpture Grand unveiling’
Apex Park, Moora
Event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1410864307813370

18 OCT | Sunday, 9am
‘Protect Boranup Forest Discovery Walk’
For more info: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10163720633368867&set=gm.2239211413313243&idorvanity=580962519138149

18 OCT | Sunday, 8.30am - noon
‘Forest Facts Bus Tour’with the Jarrahdale Forest Protectors
Book here: https://events.humanitix.com/forest-fact-tours-2026-round-3

24-25 OCT
'Two-Day Cycle Tour from Dwellingup'
On the weekend of October 24/25, 40 cyclists are invited on a two day ride on parts of the internationally renowned Munda Biddi bike trail.
Fundraiser for ‘Browned Off’ an independent social impact documentary film.
https://taste-of-the-munda-biddi-for-browned-off.raiselysite.com/basic-page

Jarrahdale Forest Protectors Inc Julimar Conservation and Forest Alliance Bibbul Ngarma Aboriginal Association Big Carnabys sculpture Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre Black Cockatoo Crisis Browned Off BirdLife Western Australia Urban Bushland Council WA Inc Conservation Council of WA Corridors for Carnabys

07/09/2026

🌻 HAPPY NATIONAL WATTLE DAY: The Surprising Truth Behind WA’s Golden Bloom!

Happy National Wattle Day! While the bright yellow blossoms of Australia's national floral emblem are currently lighting up Western Australia during the Noongar season of Djilba, there is a wild side to this iconic plant that most locals have no idea about.

WA is home to over 800 unique species of wattle (Acacia), making up a massive portion of the state's native biodiversity. But local forensic scientists deal with them in a completely unexpected context.

The Shocking WA Forensic Fact 🧬
Forensic teams at WA's ChemCentre now attend more wattle bark extraction sites than domestic crystal m**h labs.

- The Discovery: In 2008, forensic scientists raided a clandestine lab and discovered piles of wet, stripped wattle bark.

- The Psychedelic Compound: Backyard chemists discovered that certain local Acacia species contain high levels of DMT (dim**hyltryptamine), a highly potent psychedelic.

- Why the Surge? Experts note this stat exists partly because most m**h in WA is now imported by external syndicates rather than cooked in local backyard labs, whereas DMT extraction relies entirely on harvesting wild local flora.

- The Conservation Toll: Illegal harvesters frequently ring-bark native wattle trees to extract the compound, severely damaging or killing wild trees across the landscape.

Ecological & Cultural Superheroes 🌿
Beyond the strange forensic stats, wattles are vital to our environment:

- Soil Health: As fast-growing pioneer plants, they quickly establish after bushfires and naturally fix nutrient-poor soils.

- First Nations History: Indigenous Australians have harvested wattle for thousands of years, using the seeds for flour, the bark for medicine, and the hard timber for tools.

🤔 What are your thoughts on these Wattle facts? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

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06/09/2026

***EDIT: REGISTRATION CLOSED. OVERSUBSCRIBED!!!***
Wow! Your response has been unbelievable! It really lifts our hearts to see how passionate everyone is about our beloved cockatoos!

We had hoped to get a few more registrations than we needed so that we could carefully select the best locations based on known Carnabys locations, flock movements, etc.

We have had over 1,000 registrations in less than 3 days for 300 trees. This means we can really optimise the Macadamia tree distribution to give the best outcome for the Carnabys, because that's what it's all about in the end.

Thanks to everyone who has registered, shared, commented, etc. We are planning to have another Maca run next year, and might get a few more trees...!

The Carnabys need our help, thank you for being part of the solution!
******

We are excited to have 300 Macadamia trees for people to purchase to help address the Carnabys' critical food shortage.

While this does not negate the need for habitat restoration and stopping land clearing , these new fast-fruiting cultivars can grow crops within 2-3 years! They are the first of their kind in WA, thanks to the support of the University of Queensland and The Macadamia Conservation Trust.

The trees cost $49 each and will need to be collected from Floreat area at mid-morning on a Saturday in September.

Register your interest here:
https://nuts.corridorsforcarnabys.com

Carnaby’s Crusaders
Winjan Aboriginal Corporation
5 Rivers NRM
The University of Western Australia
Natural Area

Last nights pictures southern estuary hall being demolished  smashed crockery glasses plates cups everything in the kitc...
21/08/2026

Last nights pictures southern estuary hall being demolished smashed crockery glasses plates cups everything in the kitchen was destroyed on the tennis court, two septic tanks open lids you can see water and toilet paper and poo, and where are our ringtails and brush tails possums that live in this area. what has the city done to these animals . we have a population of ringtails in this location. Better ask the Economist he may know. he know about the environment no wait. he is an economist not an environmental planner the city does not have environmental planner. so this is the result. check out the pictures.

21/08/2026

Hello possum followers. was down at the southern estuary hall. [it's being demolished ] have the pictures to show. came across what the city has done.
all the crockery that was in the kitchen draws and cupboards is now smashed on the tennis courts, go take a look, southern estuary hall Thisbe rd ,
must of taken a few hours for that amount of smashed glass, cups, saucers, mugs, plates, serving plates, dessert bowls, pots and pans, frying pans, buckets, seriously what the hell?
don't look at the front where the septic tanks are the lids are off as well, and you can see toilet paper in the water inside the tanks, another what the hell,
BUT where are our ringtail possums and brush tail possums that were in and around the hall you see evidence of possum entries on the estuary side. So what happened to our possums. Over 12 months ago the City and a previous staff member and 3 other staff members did not like what I said in a post. It was Concerning the southern Estuary Hall and the ringtails that the City had killed and they knew about these little guys I don't keep secrets not like the CoM , from this posting , this is what the City of Mandurah has done to me [I actually don't give a brassrazoo ] and no thought or regard or protection for endangered wildlife or p listed bandicoots either other than putting up for sale signs on land for commercial development, were offered by this shire of Mandurah at all by anyone in the City.
The city refused to answer any emails from me, refused phone calls to the environment section from me, unless I apologised.
I explained whole heartedly. it will be a cold day in hell when that would happen.
I will not ever apologise for speaking out on the economic waste and over spending , spin doctoring, green washing, environmental destruction this LGA has done. and get this one of the in the CoM believes that Yalgorup National Park tree canopy should be included in Mandurah tree canopy percentage.

I was very clear in speaking to the person and the answer is no Yalgorup is a national park. Well just how much has the CoM destroyed our tree canopy its less than 18% so we cannot replace lost tree canopy, it takes years to grow. And I believe that an economist is now a pseudo environmental planner. What does an economist know about our living environment. This person was talking to the mayor a few days ago. and very happy at the thought of making money by building multi story and I mean multi story apartments.
let me explain. council rates you know the ones we just received, just shy of $2,000. 00 well mine were, multi story apartments are rated by apartment or by per floor, more apartments more rates. $$$$$ If you read the leaflets inside the envelope were bushfire levy and another leaflet, this leaflet said lots of things, have a read of it, it tells you what you're getting for your rates.
Apparently we have environmental protection programs, ?????Conservation programs,??????? [National tree day is not run by the city of Mandurah] this is a national conservation effort run by volunteers. Same as our Blackcockatoo's. volunteers and private funding the CoM did not want anything to do with the our Cockatoo's and our critically endangered possums, [I wonder why. perhaps the actual true percentage of tree canopy would be exposed]
All our not for profit groups are not employed by City of Mandurah, they might dangle a small grant in our faces but that is it.
Free and low cost community events Crab Fest [expensive event, ground Maintance after event is ongoing and that is not cheap with all the grass] groups not for profit could not afford a stall Stalls were priced at $300 and upwards. Christmas in Mandurah we as rate payers pay for what you see,
Winter in Mandurah, we pay for the generators that keep the ice rink frozen otherwise it would be a just another swimming pool .

So green washing, environmental vandalism, spin doctoring, multi story apartments, Mandurah is/was for sale.
Over development is good for the greedy.
The only land left for sale is for commercial/retail, no land left for sub divisions, we gutted Mandurah for sub divisions. Culled the roos, destroyed nesting areas, killed off common species its called local extinction, we have less ringtail populations less brush tail populations , less and less until there is nothing only tiny pockets of wildlife in reserves that are not managed properly, or the City with DBCA yes DBCA will burn our reserves. like they have done previously.

Maybe I should ask the economist for a reserve management plan? seeing we do not have an environmental planner as we do not have any environment left other than assets to sell and commercial land to sell, the strip of land behind Coles in Dawesville has bandicoots this is a priority listed species.

Does the city care, obviously not, only care about what the rates will bring in is the CoM in dept.??? the CoM would not care if its avian nesting time either, they did care, once, a long time ago . The CoM don't care if the species is endangered why would they bother if is a tiny wren or a wiggy wag tail with little chicks, WHY WOULD THEY, WHEN THEY SHOULD. BECAUSE WE AS RESIDENTS DO. how would the city like it if 50,000 people/residents decided to not pay their rates, either on developed or undeveloped land interesting effect that would be , don't you think????

As a sub. The Dawesville community centre/house. apparently is renting its room out to a religious group/community. It the only people interested. especially as the prices the city are charging are outrageous. We cannot afford to hire a meeting room . So much for the community, the City is offering very little. So what are we actually getting for our rates, verge pick up, and bins, I see a lot of weeds on our verges and no to spraying glyphosate. are you really serious spraying a poison. well the city is good at killing our environment Maybe they don't have the money to apply proper management I suppose our rates will go up again? I am still waiting to find out .

Very happy with the verge pick up and bins.

I have sent out multiple emails to the City of Mandurah Mayor etc etc.etc. have also involved the ombudsman. rang me last week will be in touch with the CEO regarding the volunteer list that the resigned CoM staff member removed. reinstall it. and for good measure ACCC on where has the money gone. Our population is over 109 K. expected to reach double that by 2035 why is it EXPECTED ??? because an economist said it?

Do you want that many people in a tiny place like Mandurah. We live on a island, falcon, Halls Head, Parts of Wannanup, Erskine, we are also an aging population.
Where are you going to place all the senior citizens put them on a big boat put them out to sea and forget about them. Ask the economist. he may want to return back to England by then exchange rate will be more than double.

Peel Ringtails

15/08/2026

Sign the petition: www.wragwa.org/step-up-for-wildlife

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Wildlife needs us and we need you. Every signature counts.

Please sign, spread this message and help us continue providing the care and support our precious wildlife deserves.

08/08/2026

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