Following extensive community consultation and expert review, the Shire of Denmark Council voted to endorse the updated Mount Hallowell Management Plan, reaffirming its commitment to the long-term protection and sustainable use of one of the region’s most iconic natural landscapes.

The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) has launched a new initiative to support urban greening across Western Australia.

The Shire of Denmark’s Native Plant Nursery is inviting volunteers to help grow and care for seedlings that will be used in future revegetation efforts.

The proposal for the Kwoorabup Native Tree Nursery, a project that promises to enhance local biodiversity and support community revegetation efforts, has been endorsed by the Shire of Denmark Council and marks a significant step forward for habitat preservation in our region.

Successful partnership with Wilson Inlet Catchment Committee continues to grow

Shire collaborates with local school to revegetate bushland areas with native species

Come along to a community revegetation day on Saturday 7 October

Local community gets involved in ongoing revegetation program on Wilson Inlet shore

Environmental preservation volunteer Mark Parre named Community Citizen of the Year

Collaboration between Shire and WICC continues to plant native seedlings along foreshore

Kwoorabup Nature School and Shire of Denmark collaborate to revegetate bushland

Shire collaborates with WICC to restore naturally occurring vegetation

Free instructional short films featuring Revegetation Officer Mark Parre

Revegetation Officer Mark Parre recognised for his important work in short film

Revegetation Officer Mark Parre shared his knowledge with participants on Saturday