Funding Body: NLP, SCNRM
Funds: $276,448

Improving landscape connectivity, maximising population viability, and reducing threatening processes are key project outcomes that will build the resilience of threatened species

Funding Body: NLP, SCNRM
Funds: $272,384

Protecting South Coast Ecosystems: Recovery, threat abatement and connectivity actions for EPBC listed species.

Funding Body: SCNRM
Funds: $14,300

In collaboration with North Stirlings Pallinup NRM, ($14,300 component above, is Gillamii project officers salary portion only as project was managed by NSP)

Funding Body: DP&W
Funds: $26,200.

This project will assess 4 priority remnant bush areas that have been identified as potentially housing species identified as a threatened such as Black Gloved Wallabies, Numbats, Red Tailed Phascogales

Funding Body: LW, SCNRM ‘WCP’
Funds: $259,002

The target area for this project is in the South Coast Region of Western Australia between the Stirling Range National Park, Porongurup National Park, and the Mt Roe and Mt Lindesay National

Funding Body: CFOC
Funds: $19,940

This project will assist landholders to protect, improve and preserve priority remnant vegetation to achieve greater ecological connectivity in the area.

Funding Body: SNRM
Funds: $27,100

This project will assist landholders to protect, improve and preserve priority remnant vegetation to achieve greater ecological connectivity in the area.

Funding Body: FRIGRG
Funds: $240,000

Aim to build the capacity of landholders to adopt best management practices through the delivery of practical strategies to remain viable through observed climate variability.

Funding Body: DE&C
Funds: $18,985

Aims to increase local and visitor awareness, appreciation and understanding of the natural environment unique to Lake Poorrarecup.

Funding Body: CFOC
Funds: $19,918

This project forms part of the larger Gondwana Link program which is working to achieve long-term sustainability of natural systems by reconnecting ‘country in South-western Australia, from Kalgoorlie to the Karri, in which ecosystem function and biodiversity are restored and maintained’.

Funding Body: CFOC, SCNRM
Funds: $234,615

This project will support Caring for our Country targets and will deliver on-ground support, communication and capacity building within the Gillamii area.

Funding Body: SPA
Funds: $8,000

Demonstrate that sites showing signs of salinity can be treated with existing proven technologies which the community can adopt and extend.

Funding Body: CFOC, SCNRM
Funds: $108,000

Across the two sub-regional areas, North Stirling Pallinup and the Kent-Frankland North the Gillamii Centre was contracted to deliver the capacity engagement project with the key aims

Funding Body: LW
Funds: $69,913

Gondwana Link West conservation Program consisting of 12 projects and administration

Funding Body: SCNRM, NLP, NHT, NAPFS&WQ
Funds: $307,900

The Frankland Gordon Strategic Catchment Investigation Project is designed to initiate the development of a Catchment Plan for implementation during the next investment phase.

Funding Body: AGE, NHT
Funds: $284,951

Australian Government Envirofund funded projects (through the Natural Heritage Trust) that conserved biodiversity and assisted in sustainable natural resource.

Funding Body: DoA, F&F
Funds: $27,910

Protecting the biodiverse ecosystems of Balicup and Camel Lakes through fencing waterways and remnant vegetation on private property.

Funding Body: SGSL
Funds: $23,000

Gillamii research extension project for Sustainable Grazing on Saline Lands (SGSL). SGSL were conducting a series of research projects designed to develop options for livestock production from saline