YMAC would like to congratulate one of our Community Liaison Officers, Les Hill, for being chosen to exhibit his artwork in the 2013 Good Heart Mid-West Art Exhibition, which finishes up in Perth this evening.
His collection of pieces reflects the everlasting wildflowers unique to his home town of Mullewa and the Murchison River.
This has been Good Heart Art's sixth exhibition sponsored by Oakajee Port and Rail, and almost 200 pieces from over 50 new and established mid-west artists were showcased.
For more information on this year's event, visit the Good Heart website.
If you would like to know more about Les and other YMAC Community Liaison Officers, read our blog post from March this year.
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29 November 2012
2013 Mullewa Community Trust Grants Program
Applications are now open for the 2013 Mullewa Community Trust Grants program.
Each year, the Mullewa district receives funding from Mount Gibson Mining Ltd which assists community development initiatives.
In conjunction with the City of Greater Geraldton, the program allocates funds to groups who can demonstrate how their activites would benefit the community.
To be eligible, projects proposed by community groups should be in the areas of youth leadership development, arts and cultural activities, sports and recreation, community welfare or tourism.
Community groups are also encouraged to submit joint grant applications.
Application forms can be obtained from the Mullewa district office, or downloaded from the City of Greater Geraldton website.
Applications close 28 December 2012.
Each year, the Mullewa district receives funding from Mount Gibson Mining Ltd which assists community development initiatives.
In conjunction with the City of Greater Geraldton, the program allocates funds to groups who can demonstrate how their activites would benefit the community.
To be eligible, projects proposed by community groups should be in the areas of youth leadership development, arts and cultural activities, sports and recreation, community welfare or tourism.
Community groups are also encouraged to submit joint grant applications.
Application forms can be obtained from the Mullewa district office, or downloaded from the City of Greater Geraldton website.
Applications close 28 December 2012.
09 February 2012
Free information workshops on carbon farming
The Northern Agricultural Catchment Council (NACC) and Australian Carbon Traders are teaming up to offer free workshops on the Federal Government's Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI) in various regional towns.
The CFI offers land managers opportunities to earn money from activities that store carbon in the soil or reduce certain harmful emissions.
The workshops are a great opportunity to learn about carbon farming, what it is, how it works, and how it might affect you.
Workshops will be held in Morawa and Mullewa on February 15, and in Geraldton and Binnu on February 16. For more information on the workshops go to the NACC website nacc.com.au.
To learn more about the Federal Government's Carbon Farming Initiative visit the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency website.
The CFI offers land managers opportunities to earn money from activities that store carbon in the soil or reduce certain harmful emissions.
The workshops are a great opportunity to learn about carbon farming, what it is, how it works, and how it might affect you.
Workshops will be held in Morawa and Mullewa on February 15, and in Geraldton and Binnu on February 16. For more information on the workshops go to the NACC website nacc.com.au.
To learn more about the Federal Government's Carbon Farming Initiative visit the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency website.
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