Open to all land managers, farmers and community groups who are involved in natural resource management in the Northern Agricultural Region (NAR).

Grants of up to $10,000 are now available:

• to address wind erosion
• to implement sustainable farming practices
• for soil management practices
• for soil carbon sequestration or verification activities

in the NAR through the Northern Agricultural Catchments Council’s Sustainable Farming small grants program.

Potential projects could include:

• trialling new species
• new methods of establishing perennial pastures and fodder shrubs
• providing workshops or training events

NACC’s small grants program will enable land managers or community groups to enhance their skills and knowledge of sustainable farming, soil management and soil carbon practices, thereby reducing the risk of wind erosion across the NAR.

Applications close on Friday 1 June 2012.

For further information, please see attached:

• advert
• application guidelines
• application form

All enquiries to be forwarded to Sarah Jeffery on:

(08) 9938 0110
(M) 0419 364 965
sarah.jeffery@nacc.com.au

Want to make a difference in sustainable use of natural resources?

Are you …
… a resident, land owner or land manager of the Moore River Catchment in the Shires of Dandaragan, Gingin, Moora, Victoria Plains, Perenjori, Coorow or Dalwallinu?
And
… have links to the community ?
Do you Have …
… Good interpersonal and communication skills?
… Good negotiation skills ?
… Knowledge of issues in the Moore Catchment?
… Involved in relevant work in the Moore Catchment?
Yes !!!
Then apply to become a community member of the Moore Catchment Council Inc. and make a difference.

Moore Catchment Council

“Is financial diversification for MCC a real possibility or just a dream?”

Workshop on TBC

More information coming soon

 

Ordinary General Meeting & Special General Meeting for Constitution Changes.

Friday 27th April, 2012

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