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Knowledge sharing program

The University of Western Australia, Department of Water Environment and Regulation (DWER)

overview

This activity integrates Indigenous knowledge, traditional land management practices, and native Australian species with contemporary agricultural research to develop more resilient and sustainable farming systems. By combining traditional ecological knowledge with scientific approaches, the project explores innovative solutions to improve soil health, biodiversity, nutrient management, and climate resilience while supporting opportunities for Indigenous-led land management and sustainable agriculture and contributes to output 1, 2 and 3.

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Key Activities

Evaluated native and traditional species, including sampling and detailed analysis of native saltbush, to assess their potential for improving soil health, pasture productivity, and climate resilience.

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Contact for queries

Dr Sasha Jenkins

sasha.jenkins@uwa.edua.u

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Contact Us

Phone

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General enquiries,

9am - 4pm​

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(+61 ) 404 007 110

Email

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Send an enquiry​

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hira.shaukat@uwa.edu.au

Location

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G022, Agriculture North Wing

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