Great Western Woodlands info
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Introducing the Great Western Woodlands - October 02, 2009
East of the Rabbit Proof Fence and south of Kalgoorlie, in the heart of southern Western Australia, is the largest intact temperate woodland remaining on earth. Equivalent to Africa’s Serengeti or South America’s Amazon, the Great Western Woodlands is an internationally significant area of great biological richness.
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The Extraordinary Nature of the Great Western Woodlands - October 01, 2009
The incredible biodiversity found in the woodlands, as well as their international significance, has been summarised in a report. Key findings are highlighted here.
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Our vision and the people involved - January 26, 2010
The Great Western Woodlands Collaboration offers a new approach - one that recognises and protects a global treasure and maximizes the long term social and economic benefits to regional communities. Local people, industry, Traditional Owners, scientists, government and conservation groups are achieving this by working together.
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Images of the Great Western Woodlands - September 03, 2009
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Get involved - Western Australia - May 22, 2009
Volunteers and activists were crucial to The Wilderness Society WA’s success in stopping old-growth logging, and protecting Ningaloo Reef. We need your help to protect the Kimberley, the Great Western Woodlands and our Marine environment. Find out how you can help.
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