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The Yalgorup Lakes area, about 100 km south of Perth in Western Australia is a truly unique environment.
This wetland area is of world significance and is protected by a number of conventions including Ramsar, JAMBA and CAMBA
Thrombolites, the oldest living life form in the world,
survive here but are critically endangered.
There is only one other colony in the world
that exists in similar conditions
Thousands of birds, including the critically endangered
hooded plover, visit here to breed
Western Ringtail Possums are also critically endangered
and have been reintroduced into the area
Majestic Tuart trees (euc gomphocelala) are indigenous
to the area but are sadly in decline and
need all the help we can give them
Fragyle is a community group dedicated to protecting this unique environment from numerous threats that could destroy forever this heritage which we hold in trust for future generations