24/06/2026
Good news for our community and biodiversity… Not so good for invasive species!
The Shire of Nannup has secured funding through the Western Australian Government’s State NRM Community Stewardship Grants Program to develop a Shire-wide Invasive Species Management Plan.
🌱 Why this matters
Invasive weeds, feral animals and other introduced pests are an increasing threat to our forests, waterways, farmland and native wildlife. This project will deliver a coordinated, long-term approach to identify priority areas, guide future management, and protect the natural values that make Nannup such a special place.
🤝 A collaborative approach
This plan will be shaped by local knowledge and experience. Landholders, community groups, Traditional Owners, environmental organisations and government agencies will work together to ensure it reflects local priorities and delivers practical outcomes.
📣 How you can get involved
Community input is key to making this plan effective. You can:
• Attend upcoming workshops and information sessions
• Share your knowledge through surveys and consultations
• Help identify local issues and priority areas
• Stay informed via Shire updates and project communications
📊 Looking ahead
The plan will also strengthen the Shire’s ability to secure future funding for on-ground action by providing a clear, evidence-based framework.
🙏 The Shire thanks the Western Australian Government for its support, along with local residents, landholders and community groups already contributing to the protection of Nannup’s natural environment.
This project is supported by funding from the Western Australian Government’s State NRM Program, see: www.wa.gov.au
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