Wagin Ram "Bart"

One of the Town’s major attractions, "Bart" was built locally in 1985. Thousands of tourists visit the ram annually which is located in the Wetlands Park.

Puntapin at night

Puntapin Rock is approx. 5 minutes drive south/east of Wagin and is well worth the short drive and the climb to see the fabulous 360 degree views.

Bart under the stars

The largest Anatomically correct man made Merino Ram in the known Universe.

Westjets in Wagin

Westjets are a regular visitor to Wagin's airstrip and visitors are welcome to attend.

Landcare

Our People

Gen Harvey
Natural Resource Management Officer

Wagin Office

Gen attends the Wagin office every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and is located opposite the Wagin Post Office.

Wagin Landcare Contact Details
Address:	62 Tudhoe Street Wagin 6315
Po Box:	PO Box 311 Wagin 6315
Phone:	9861 2222

Woodanilling Office

Gen attends the Woodanilling office every Wednesday in the Shire Administration building.

Woodanilling Landcare Contact Details
Address:	3316 Robinson Road, Woodanilling 6316
Phone:	9823 1506

Email:	wwlandcare@westnet.com.au

Management Committee

The Management Committee is the driving force behind all of our activities and is made up of stakeholders from the community, landholders, agency and local government representation. We work with our Action Plan which identifies community goals and targets for managing our assets including remnant vegetation, waterways, water quality, sustainable agriculture and people. We meet when required (approx. every couple of months) to discuss incentive funding, community programs, community engagement and staying in touch with up to date information in regards to everything in natural resource management.

Our mission statement is:

"to foster a culture of community ownership and commitment to innovative and sustainable management and development of the environmental resources in the WWLZ to improve the quality of life for current and future generations"

Our staff positions are funded by regional support programs funded by South West Catchments Council and the valuable partnership of the Shires of Wagin and Woodanilling.