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Some great work going on in our operational area

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Our school learning activities are online and available to download. Looking for feedback. Let us know what you think! phbg.org/online-learning

Fruit fly the hitchhikers you should be worried about!

Adding to podcast list

Here's a photo of Lake Clifton's newest Land for Wildlife members! PeelHarveyCC are currently offering small grants for LFW members in Lake Clifton to support their stewardship goals as part of our City of Mandurah supported Lake Clifton Stewardship Program #LakeCliftonLegends

Fluffy hazards at work today validating community reports of cotton bush.

Unfortunately not our chosen target but this pet sheep showed the space within our fox cage traps well. All 15 traps are known to landholders at the moment! Time to get some more.

Can you see the leaf hopper?? Once they were reared in terrariums by local primary school students to release! Hey healp to strip the leaves of bridal creeper haltinf its growth. Who wants to see that happen again?

‘I like rabbits for fox trapping’ Andy Locke at the fox control workshop in Serpentine. Who else has used rabbits successfully? @Jesse_Rowley_ Landcare SJ

‘We should never stop telling the story about this treasure.’ - Healing bilya, the Three Rivers One Estuary project. @JohanneGarvey Alcoa Foundation @Jesse_Rowley_ Greening Australia The Nature Conservancy in Washington

Each seedling = native habitat, improved water quality and decreased erosion. Greening Australia has planted over 42,000 as part of the Healing Bilya- Three Rivers One Estuary project. @JohanneGarvey Alcoa Foundation The Nature Conservancy The Nature Conservancy in Washington @Jesse_Rowley_

‘You’ll find lots of weeds in road reserves not only because of their shallow horizontal nature but also because they attract animal vectors like birds that deposit weed seeds’ - Greg Keighery weed expert at the PHBG Weed Id and Advice Workshop in Harvey.

PHBG staff are attending the Grower Group Alliance Project Management Course at the beautiful Muresk Institute. Already our projects have been given a facelift. Looking forward to implementing learned lessons moving forward.

This is the second time the PHBG have been able to attract a local hosting of the Central Regional TAFE Certificate 3 in Rural and Environmental Pest Management. Today attendees are learning techniques for the same mixing of 1080 oats.

‘We weren’t involved in the cane toad’ a great opening by Bruce Webber talking about the 115 years of successful history CSIRO working on biological control agents. Biocontrol Forum funded by the Biosecurity Council of WA.

Thanks to the DPIRDWA and Victoria Aitken for supporting the Biocontrol Agent Forum, funded through the Biosecurity Council of WA, by attending and presenting on the successful footprint of the Department in the space.

The PHBG HOGGONE workshop has started. With stakeholders interested in this new innovative technology learning from creator Linton Staples, Animal Control Technologies Australia.