DRD Emerging Leaders
Green Skills partnered with Karrak Consulting in developing and delivering a pilot leadership program for the southern regions of Western Australia in 2015 funded through the WA Department of Regional Development.
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Torbay Catchment
Green Skills Inc has been engaged by the Torbay Catchment Group to undertake the community engagement plan for the review of the 2008 Torbay Watershed Plan.
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Green Skills was contracted by the City of Albany in January 2016 to coordinate and collate stakeholder and community input to the development of the City of Albany Natural Reserves Strategy and Action Plan 2016 – 2020.
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Denmark Tip Shop
The Denmark Tip Shop and Recycling Centre was established by Green Skills in 2001, at the Denmark Waste Transfer Station with the approval of the Shire of Denmark.
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Festival of Birds
The 2017 Festival of Birds in March was another wonderful and entertaining celebration of the unique and beautiful bird fauna of the south coast of Western Australia.
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Green Town
This innovative demand management program all began in 2007 with a major disruption to the electricity supply to Denmark and neighbouring Walpole, with a severe impact on the tourism industry.
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South Coast Shorebird Conservation Program
Since 2011 Green Skills has conducted an extensive program of activities to assist an enthusiastic network of bird conservationists in raising the issues affecting migratory shorebirds.
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Balijup Fauna Sanctuary
Balijup Farm in Tenterden is a special place, with over three quarters of the 921ha property consisting of remnant bushland and wetlands.
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Weedy Wattle Control
Lower Great Southern Regional Coordination of Weedy Wattle Control 2016-2018.
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Senecio Glastifolius Eradication in the Albany Region 2016-2018
Green Skills has been actively controlling senecio glastifolius with the support of the City of Albany, DPaW and South Coast NRM since 2006 when it was first brought to our attention.
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