The North Stirlings Pallinup sub-region is based within the South Coast region of Western Australia, covering a total area of more than 541,629 hectares. North Stirlings Pallinup Natural Resources Inc (NSPNR) is situated in the geographical area within the Gnowangerup and Broomehill-Tambellup Shires where the catchment system flows into the Pallinup River system, and the eastern section of the Cranbrook Shire that has the internal drainage system to local lakes.

The group aims to help create a significantly improved social, environmental and economic region for current and future generations. NSPNR is committed to improving the sustainability of the region and its members, by:

• Bringing together people, organisations and information so that communities in the North Stirlings Pallinup region can drive the better management of natural resources resulting in social, economic and environmental sustainability; and

• Inspiring current and future generations through coordination, education and example the benefits accruing from sustainable management of the region’s natural resources.

Since its incorporation in 2002, NSPNR has built on the achievements of its LCDC predecessor, receiving nearly 6 million dollars in funding, with over 90 percent being directed back to on ground works, sustainable farming trials, research and environmental outcomes.
The organisation is managed by a dedicated committee of community members who currently employ two part-time staff, the Executive NRM Office and Administration Officer who manage day-to-day operations and ensure the delivery of strategic outcomes. NSPNRs committee, employees, volunteers and members are committed to ensure the natural environment is both protected and utilised in our region, promoting the practices of sustainable and regenerative agriculture. Our vision is to help create a significantly improved social, environmental and economic region for current and future generations

1. Regional Landcare Partnership – Year 1
2. Regional Landcare Partnership – Year 2-5
3. State NRM A16006 - Environmental Restoration in the North Stirlings – Pallinup
4. State NRM a16099 - Addressing Climate Change & Soil Constraints with Diverse Pasture Systems
5. State NRM A17117 - Restoring Waterways in North Stirlings Pallinup, Part 1 of 3
6. Planning young farmers tour

Completion of Australian Government Land Sector Package Project – enhancing biodiversity and revolutionising revegetation techniques. 3 year project valued at $1.2 million Successful partnership with Yongergnow to achieve the following outcomes in feral management since 2013: 365 foxes, 13 cats and 122 rabbits shot through community shoots. 660 fox baits and 36kg of rabbit baits laid. Natural Resource Management Officer admitted onto the board of the Yongergnow Australian Malleefowl Centre, Ongerup. Participation on the organising committee of the GRDC WA 2016 Grains Research Updates Katanning for the Albany Port Zone.