Highlights of 2024 and a volunteer call-out from Toby Inlet Catchment Group.

2024 Line in the Sand AGM

The LITS-supported Cape Naturaliste Conservation Enterprise is an exciting collaborative community project.

LITS Co-Founder and Treasurer David Martin is featured in this week’s Sunday Times!

Line in the Sand has released our Impact Report 2020-2024.

The first stage of the Gracetown Cowaramup Bay Community feral animal management program is now under way.

Eagle Bay Brewing Co recently released a brand new beer in support of Line in the Sand.

Adopt a Spot and Caring for Coast programs continue their meaningful impact.

Line in the Sand is calling for volunteers! If you can spare some time over a weekend in May, join us at the Margaret River Ultra and contribute to local environmental projects in the process.

LITS is seeking a part time project and events coordinator based in the Busselton-Margaret River region.

Volunteer at the Margaret River Ultra Marathon to raise money for LITS.

Shelter Brewing launch German Wheat Beer for Line in the Sand

Whilst we settle in to the new year and plan for big things in 2023, we have taken some time to reflect on the highlights for Line in the Sand in 2022.

White Elephant adds LITS logo to their uniform and menu to promote awareness and donations.

Margaret River Roasting Co. launch their LITS coffee blend.

Installation of possum boxes and a check on revegetation.

The ‘Adopt a Spot’ Program has received a special commendation at the 2022 WA Coastal Awards for Excellence.

Our friends at Stormflower Vineyard have recently launched the 2022 Line in the Sand Rosé and are generously donating all profits from its sale to Line in the Sand.

Rocky Ridge Brewing recently joined members from Toby Inlet Catchment Group (TICG) to get their hands dirty and help plant over 1200 native seedlings along the fragile Toby Inlet foreshore and coastal dunes.