It's time we stand up for WA's outback

Help tip the balance in favour of people, nature and a brighter future for Western Australia

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Our Outback is an amazing place, but what makes it special is at risk.

People are leaving the Outback because laws are stifling progress and damaging the land
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Outdated laws are stifling progress
WA needs more Indigenous Ranger programs which create jobs, and manage the Outback to keep it healthy
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Ranger programs create jobs
Pastoralists can restore Outback stations to health, but they can’t do it alone
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Outback pastoralists can turn things around
We’re losing WA’s unique landscapes and wildlife to feral animals, extinctions and the erosion of our fragile soils
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Our wildlife is under threat

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Wooleen's "Red Dirt Girl" in the West Weekend magazine

This morning I sat down with a cuppa to read a fantastic story in the West Weekend magazine about Frances Pollock from Wooleen Station.

Pick up a copy of the West Weekend today - or watch the video below to hear from Frances and see...

Carbon farming ‘first step’ a win for people and nature

WA’s leading Outback conservation alliance, Partnership for the Outback, has congratulated the McGowan Government on its decision this week to allow carbon farming across WA’s vast pastoral lease estate – one third of the state - labelling it ‘a genuine breakthrough for people and nature’....

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It's time we stand up for WA's outback

Help tip the balance in favour of people, nature and a brighter future for Western Australia

Join 0 other supporters

Our Outback is an amazing place, but what makes it special is at risk.

People are leaving the Outback because laws are stifling progress and damaging the land

Outdated laws are stifling progress

WA needs more Indigenous Ranger programs which create jobs, and manage the Outback to keep it healthy

Ranger programs create jobs

Pastoralists can restore Outback stations to health, but they can’t do it alone

Outback pastoralists can turn things around

We’re losing WA’s unique landscapes and wildlife to feral animals, extinctions and the erosion of our fragile soils

Our wildlife is under threat

What's new

Wooleen's "Red Dirt Girl" in the West Weekend magazine

Carbon farming ‘first step’ a win for people and nature

On horseback to the heart of government

Wooleen's "Red Dirt Girl" in the West Weekend magazine

Carbon farming ‘first step’ a win for people and nature

We believe it’s our responsibility to look after WA’s unique Outback so it’s there for future generations

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