Keith is CEO at Perth NRM, a for-purpose organisation in the Natural Resource Management (NRM) sector. Perth NRM collaborates with government, industry stakeholders and community to empower people to have a positive ecological impact.

Keith was instrumental in establishing RegenWA, a network of West Australian farmers who are identifying and sharing leading regenerative practices.

This has since been supported with Perth NRM’s natural capital accounting program, which is establishing methods and standards to verify if a farming practice or system is beneficial for both the farming enterprise and the broader landscape.

Most recently, Keith is championing the most important piece of the puzzle – establishing a collective impact approach for ecosystem restoration, that can be extended to all purpose-driven enterprises involving social benefit and/or behaviour change.

Perth NRM is now recognised as a leading organisation and catalyst for sustainable agriculture, natural capital accounting and impact management.

David grew up exploring the natural environment on South Coast of Western Australia where he developed an appreciation for Australian landscape. A series of outdoor jobs and recreational of activities further increased David’s interest.

David graduated from Charles Darwin University with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Ecology and Environmental Biology. Starting his NRM career with the Oyster Harbour Catchment Group as a NRM Officer, David moved into the Agricultural space with South Coast NRM in 2008 where he was a Regional Agricultural Landcare Facilitator and Land & Water Program Leader. David enjoys working with farmers and support people to incorporate NRM into their farming businesses.

David is currently Perth NRM's manager of the Sustainable Agriculture program.

Bonnie grew up in Northampton, where she developed the drive to support farmers build resilient farming systems that have a positive ecological impact. She currently works at Perth NRM on the RegenWA Program and the Natural Capital Accounting Project conducting on-farm ecological and soil assessments. Bonnie has previously worked in the broadacre gains space at the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) in Geraldton, and with Western Australian cereal breeding company, InterGrain.