Natural Assets

Our work is centred around protection, conservation and education of our natural assets and also creating corridors on privately held land linking our three primary natural assets (Gordon-Frankland River, Kent River and Balicup Wetlands Suite). Biodiversity provides stability of ecosystem function and therefore resilience to farming landscapes. A diversity of woody and herbaceous perennial plants adds stability to landscapes dominated by annual crops and pastures. They provide habitat for beneficial fauna that together help maintain ecosystem services such as soil formation, provision of food and shelter, pollination, cycling of nutrients, pest management, hydrological balance, a lovely place to live and much more. Within the Gillamii catchment are many smaller lakes, reserves, a fauna sanctuary, unique flora, rare fauna and the Stirling Range National Park.

Lakes


 

Reserves, Fauna Sanctuaries & National Parks


 

Flora & Fauna


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