Please consider completing the feedback form below, about the Narloo Easter Trip. Your feedback can be entirely confidential, if you so wish. All organisations involve would really like to collect the thoughts of all people who attended, to improve subsequent activities and experiences.
So, a big thank you in advance
Really Advanced Notice: The Border Watch Coordinator for WA, will be presenting at our May general meeting. If you are interested in what exactly Border Watch does, please go to their website www.abf.gov.au/borderwatch.
This looks like being a wonderful presentation, showing us all the types of things that we can look out for to help protect our native flora and fauna,
Time is running out to sign up for what looks like being a wonderful Easter adventure. If you are interested in reading further information about this trip, please click here. Hope to see you at Narloo!
Calling all those who have an interest in prospecting while on your travels around this wonderful state. Do we have an interesting prospect for you!
At our next general meeting February 24th, Greg Young the President of the Perth Branch of the Amalgamated Prospectors and Leaseholders Association of W.A. will be talking about: 
History of the APLA – representing the rights of prospectors for over 100 years,Miners Right – rights and obligations, Mining tenements, 40E’s, Geomaps and Tengraph Online, and Metal detectors
Sounds like it’s going to be a fascinating meeting.
In association with the 4WD Club of WA, Track Care is heading back to Narloo Station this Easter. If you not a member of Track Care, but you are interested in learning more about this trip and submitting a registration form to attend, please click here.
Once again, a great big thank you to the Department of Social Services and Volunteer WA, for supporting Track Care through the 2020 Supplementary Volunteer Grant.
If you are interested in attending or finding out more about the Tending the Tracks Alliance Chingarrup Long Weekend Family Experience over the March long weekend, please click here to go to the Facebook page.
From dazzling wildflowers to scenic wetlands and soaring cliffs, the Western Australian Outback is a place of wonder – and the source of some very special landscape and nature photography.
This month, Partnership for the Outback, Create Ranger Parks and Track Care WA are delighted to present a showcase of stunning photography from the Pilbara, Mid West and Gascoyne in The Heart of Our Outback: Landscape and Nature Photography Exhibition running until December 10 at the upstairs gallery at The Jaffle Shack in Subiaco.
As a supporter of Create Ranger Parks, we’d love you to see the amazing photography on display, share the beauty of our WA Outback and inspire you to wander out yonder.
One of the best ways of ensuring that our natural wonders and wild landscapes are protected and can be enjoyed by all of us is by investing in national parks.
We look forward to updating you on what you can do to make sure that new national parks, jointly managed by Traditional Owners, continue to be created as a part of our COVID economic recovery into 2021.
We hope you get enjoy this wonderful exhibition!
