South West NRM
Wildly South West
A podcast by South West NRM featuring engaging discussions with leading environmental experts, landholders, researchers and community voices. Each episode dives into the big issues facing our region in the south western corner of WA - a global biodiversity hotspot. From enhancing biodiversity and preventing extinction of threatened species to sustainable approaches to agriculture, climate resilience and community-led conservation — practical insights, local stories and solutions grounded in science. Original Music by Beth Chia Music.
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What is NRM? And why should you care? 03.07.2026 18:34
From restoring threatened species and supporting sustainable agriculture to tackling climate change and protecting some of the world's richest biodiversity. Natural Resource Management (NRM) plays a bigger role in our lives than most people realise. In this latest episode, host Kristy Hitchens sits down with South West NRM CEO Dr Manda Page to unpack the history of NRMs, how they work today,...
Wildlife Friendly Neighbourhoods Film Night Expert Panel Discussion 25.02.2026 28:12
Following a screening of the short film Night Calling South West NRM CEO Dr Manda Page led an expert panel discussion exploring themes covered including emerging research on the impact of rodenticides (rat poison) on wildlife and the importance of individual actions to help protect biodiversity and environmental and human health. Featured in the discussion are: Dr Boyd Wykes - Star of the document...
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