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Tallering Station is an old sheep station in remote WA with a rich and long history. Part of the vast Australian Rangelands, Tallering was first used for grazing in the 1860s and construction of the homestead, which still stands today, began in 1903. Managed by the Alan Hamilton since 2017, Tallering is now a thriving cattle station and home to over 75,500ha of regenerating native forest.

Home » WA Project InformationWestern Australia Conservation Initiative Site 2 Human Induced Regeneration Case StudyProject Information Situated on Malgana Country near Shark Bay in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia,...

Home » WA Project InformationTallering Station Human Induced Regeneration Project Human Induced Regeneration Case StudyProject Information Tallering Station is an old sheep station in remote WA with a rich and...

Home » WA EventKPCA Annual Innovation Conference Event Details The Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen’s Association (KPCA) is a non-profit organisation representing the Northern Beef Industry of WA. The KPCA is the...

Situated on Malgana Country near Shark Bay in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia, this project aims to regenerate over 172,000 hectares of native vegetation that had previously been suppressed through intensive grazing.

Tallering Station is an old sheep station in remote WA with a rich and long history. Part of the vast Australian Rangelands, Tallering was first used for grazing in the 1860s and construction of the homestead, which still stands today, began in 1903. Managed by the Alan Hamilton since 2017, Tallering is now a thriving cattle station and home to over 75,500ha of regenerating native forest.