The Fitzroy River is one of the world’s last wild and healthy rivers. It is the lifeblood of the Kimberley in Western Australia, spanning over 700km in length and home to a living Aboriginal culture tens of thousands of years old.

But this ancient river is under threat from proposed dams and irrigation projects that risk the future of the river.

The Fitzroy River needs our help, before it’s too late.

#ProtecttheFitzroy

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Severe Flooding in the Fitzroy Valley Causes Huge Damage and Loss for Communities

It has been an extremely challenging start to 2023 for communities along the Martuwarra Fitzroy River who are currently experiencing the worst floods in WA...

A look back at 2022 in the Kimberley

In 2022, thanks to your support, we made encouraging progress in our efforts to keep the Martuwarra free-flowing, but there is still work to be...

Homecoming for Martuwarra Fitzroy River Film Festival as Fitzroy Valley community have first screening

By Cain Andrews - Broome Advertiser    Cast members from the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Film Festival have finally seen themselves on the silver screen as...

The beauty of the Martuwarra on display at the WA Maritime Museum

Last night we celebrated the launch of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River - Lifeblood of the Kimberley exhibition at the WA Maritime Museum in Fremantle. The...

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