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Natural Area

Phone: 08 9209 2767

Address: 233C Drumpellier Drive 6068

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25.01.2022 Great progress to the dune stabilisation works completed near the Yanchep Surf Life Saving Club. The first image is after the initial erosion control matting was installed in December 2017 and the second image shows the area in September 2019. : Lucas Moynihan

24.01.2022 Some recent progress shots of the verge works that we have completed for the City of Subiaco prior to being planted. : Jayson Sekhon

23.01.2022 So how good was your botanical IQ this week? Babingtonia camphorosmae, previously known as Baeckea camphorosmae Common Name: Camphor Myrtle Decumbent shrub which can grow up to 3m high. These beautiful natives produce pink/white flowers from July to February.... Fun fact: The flowers, leaves and stems were used by indigenous Australians to treat skin conditions, headaches and upset stomachs. See more

23.01.2022 Some more slashing works completed recently at the Market Garden Swamp. : Katherine Evans

23.01.2022 One of our brave new recruits, Jacob Long, getting in among the spiky Acacia pulchella to ensure all the weeds are removed from the area. Now that is commitment! : Jamie Williams

22.01.2022 Recent works completed by our team down at the Ada Street Drain within Star Swamp Reserve, North Beach. The crew prepared the area for planting by handweeding and then installed the native plants. Cant wait to see what it looks like next winter! : Steven Lewis

21.01.2022 So how good was your botanical IQ this week? Dipogon lignosus - Cape Sweet Pea The Cape Sweet Pea is a climbing weed with stems that can form dense infestations over a relatively short time. This can leads to the smothering of native flora and prevents regeneration of shrubs and trees. The Cape Sweet Pea is a nitrogen fixer which means it will improve soil fertility giving its weed friends a great start to life. Control methods include manually removing the ...above and below ground biomass or scrape back the bark and paint with 100% Glyphosate. Fun Fact: Dipogon lignosus reproduces through exploding seed pods!

21.01.2022 Sand trap fencing installed last month at Burns Beach to help prevent further erosion to the sand dunes. : James Gummer

19.01.2022 Before and afters from recent slashing works completed at Curtin University. : Katherine Evans

19.01.2022 Plenty of slashing works happening this month in preparation of the summer months. Some images of recent slashing works completed at Lake Gwelup. : Stephen McGrath & Lachlan Crossley

19.01.2022 So how good was your botanical IQ this week? Boronia dichotoma A beautiful native endemic to swampy locations from Perth to Margaret River, WA. You can see its pinky-red or white flowers from August to December.... Fun fact, the Boronia is a part of the Citrus family!

19.01.2022 So how good was your botanical IQ this week? Nitraria billardierei - Nitre Bush... A native shrub which grows up to 2m high and 4m wide. It is found in saline areas both inland and on the coast. It flowers between July and December and produces edible fruit which tastes like salty grapes.

19.01.2022 Spring is here! And so too is the warmer weather. As it begins to warm up it also means that our scaly reptile friends become more active. Please make sure you are aware of your surroundings when out in your local bush and do not approach a snake if you see one. Also remember to keep your four legged friends on a leash at all times! Stay safe and enjoy our native bushlands : Rylan Blair

18.01.2022 Recent transformation works to the verge along Baker Road, Subiaco near King Edward Memorial Hospital. : Ian Taylor

18.01.2022 Slashing works completed last month at Memory Place Reserve. Such an immediate difference it makes to the area while also reducing the fire fuel load in the area heading into the summer months. : Jamie Williams & Steven Lewis

18.01.2022 Wildlife Wednesday Who can help us identify this beautifully coloured snake? : Alex Sutherland

18.01.2022 How Good is your Botanical IQ? What is this plants common and scientific name? If its a weed, what control method would you use? What time of year does this plant flower? Any other interesting facts about this plant?

18.01.2022 Typha slashing works completed recently at Roselea Estate Lake. : Steven Lewis

17.01.2022 New temporary fencing installed recently at Memory Place Reserve in Churchlands, to help protect the revegetaion areas and give the plants the best chance of survival. : James Gummer

16.01.2022 WA WILDFLOWER BOOM With more than 12,000 wildflower species throughout Western Australia, its a botanical feast.

15.01.2022 Applications are now open for Environmental Field Crew at our new Malaga Depot. If you are passionate about the environment and want to make a difference, follow the link below and apply. https://www.seek.com.au/job/40507435

15.01.2022 Management team making things happen. The vehicle isn't going to sticker itself!

14.01.2022 Recent advanced tree installation completed at Three Boys Park in Mosman. : Tshering Chekey

14.01.2022 Slashing makes such a difference to an area as shown in the images below of a recent slashing job we completed for the City of Stirling within the Trigg Reserve. It not only reduces the weed burden but also reduces the fire fuel load and improves the aesthetics of the area. : Steven Lewis

13.01.2022 Recent landscaping works completed along Archibald Street in Willagee where our team prepared the garden bed, spread the mulch and installed native tubestock produced by Natural Areas Nursery. : Andrew Bossie

12.01.2022 Say hello to our North-West Crew! We officially opened our third works depot in Malaga this winter to better serve our clients North of the river. The opening of this base will also allow or Whiteman base (North-East Crew) to focus on our clients in the East.

09.01.2022 The crew making the most of the sunshine down at Lake McLarty after a week of wet weather!

05.01.2022 Wildlife Wednesday The tiniest South-western Spiny-tailed Gecko (Strophurus spinigerus) was spotted by our team earlier this year. Have you ever seen one so tiny? We have included a picture of another South-western Spiny-tailed Gecko that was previously spotted by one of our team member as a size comparison! ... : Natasha Noronha & Joe Bottomley

04.01.2022 Some more slashing works completed earlier this month at Reid Hwy Bushland. : Jamie Williams

03.01.2022 We're getting the band back together at NAMS HQ! Welcome back to Kimberly after a couple of years hiatus. Kim started with us in 2008 and is back with the Programs Team. Watch this space for more updates on what the Team is up to this Summer.

03.01.2022 New BSL (Bitumen Stabilised Limestone) pathway installed at Wireless Hill. : Andrew Bossie

02.01.2022 Recent handweeding works which involved the manual removal of Euphorbia terracina and Euphorbia dendroides. : Rosie Smith

01.01.2022 A great image showing the before (r/h side of path) and after (l/h side of path) of handweeding works completed along the Stirling coastline! : Steven Lewis

01.01.2022 So how good was your botanical IQ this week? Oxalis purpurea - Largeflower Wood Sorrel... This species of Oxalis is a weed to Western Australia and flowers either white or purple from May to September. Commonly found on road verges, vacant blocks and my front lawn. This weed can be controlled through an application of metsulfuron methyl or 1% glyphosate.

01.01.2022 Improving our coastline, one weed at a time! : Lachlan Crossley