Environment The Moore --- Conservation of Carnaby's This project will increase Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo numbers $21,417.00 Catchment Council Black Cockatoo in Moora's through the creation of forage/breeding habitat via (Inc) Important Bird Area revegetation using native species and placement of artificial nesting hollows around Moora. Community awareness events will be conducted to increase active participation in protecting this endangered bird species. Agriculture West Midlands --- Engaging Our Community to The West Midlands Group (WMG) aims is to work alongside the $17,847.50 Group Incorporated Improve Soil Health in the community to host 2 events, to engage with a total of 160 West Midlands farmers to encourage the adoption of the following new sustainable farming practices; controlled traffic farming and variable rate technology. These technologies have the ability to reduce the risks of subsurface compaction and nutrient enrichment, which are currently harming our soil resource. To illustrate these technologies on-ground, a farm will be selected and a case study written, supported by real life qualitative data. An information manual based on these technologies will also be published, which our members can refer to at a later stage, after the life of the project.
Environment The Moore Catchment Council (Inc) --- Conservation of Carnaby's Black Cockatoo in Moora's Important Bird Area This project will increase Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo numbers through the creation of forage/breeding habitat via revegetation using native species and placement of artificial nesting hollows around Moora. Community awareness events will be conducted to increase active participation in protecting this endangered bird species. $21,417.00 Agriculture West Midlands Group Incorporated --- Engaging Our Community to Improve Soil Health in the West Midlands The West Midlands Group (WMG) aims is to work alongside the community to host 2 events, to engage with a total of 160 farmers to encourage the adoption of the following new sustainable farming practices; controlled traffic farming and variable rate technology. These technologies have the ability to reduce the risks of subsurface compaction and nutrient enrichment, which are currently harming our soil resource. To illustrate these technologies on-ground, a farm will be selected and a case study written, supported by real life qualitative data. An information manual based on these technologies will also be published, which our members can refer to at a later stage, after the life of the project. $17,847.50
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