CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF LOCAL LAND CARE

Dunsborough Coast and Land Care (Inc.) or DCALC has been protecting and restoring the environment of Dunsborough and surrounds for over 20 years.

Initially formed as a Coast care group, concerned local community banded together in 1997 in response to concerns over drain water quality and management in Dunsborough.

Since this time, DCALC has worked with the community and in partnership with local and state government, regional NRM organisations, Wardandi elders, Dunsborough Primary school, local scout groups and businesses to protect and restore the local environment.

DCALC acknowledges the Wardandipeople,as traditional owners and custodians of the lands in whichwe work.

DCALC would like to thank Christian Fletcher for supplying many images.

DID YOU KNOW?

In Dunsborough (within a 10km radius) there are:

Over 25 declared rare or priority plant species
8 of these are endemic, that is, these plants occur in Dunsborough and nowhere else.
10 listed threatened or priority ecological communities
2 of these are endemic to Dunsborough and appear nowhere else.

OUR PARTNERS & SPONSORS

This project was funded by the Western Australian Governments State Natural Resource Management Program, supported by Royalties for Regions and South West Catchments Council.

COMMUNITY CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

Dunsborough Coast and Land Care

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF LOCAL LAND CARE

DID YOU KNOW?

In Dunsborough (within a 10km radius) there are:

Over 25 declared rare or priority plant species
8 of these are endemic, that is, these plants occur in Dunsborough and nowhere else.

10 listed threatened or priority ecological communities
2 of these are endemic to Dunsborough and appear nowhere else.

OUR PARTNERS & SPONSORS

This project was funded by the Western Australian Governments State Natural Resource Management Program, supported by Royalties for Regions and South West Catchments Council.

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GET INVOLVED

Volunteer and help make the change you’d like to see

COMMUNITY CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

Dunsborough Coast and Land Care

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF LOCAL LAND CARE

DID YOU KNOW?

In Dunsborough (within a 10km radius) there are:

Over 25 declared rare or priority plant species8 of these are endemic, that is, these plants occur in Dunsborough and nowhere else.

10 listed threatened or priority ecological communities2 of these are endemic to Dunsborough and appear nowhere else.

OUR PARTNERS & SPONSORS

This project was funded by the Western Australian Governments State Natural Resource Management Program, supported by Royalties for Regions and South West Catchments Council.

FOLLOW US

GET INVOLVED

Volunteer and help make the change you’d like to see

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Over 25 declared rare or priority plant species
8 of these are endemic, that is, these plants occur in Dunsborough and nowhere else.

10 listed threatened or priority ecological communities
2 of these are endemic to Dunsborough and appear nowhere else.