We've joined forces with the Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance to tell the stories of pastoralists in the region who are innovating to build resilience against drought and other challenges. The WA Southern Rangelands encompass all of the land area south of the Pilbara, excluding the Agricultural Zone of the South West Land Division.

In part one, we chat to pastoralists about how they're utilising technology on their stations to solve problems. Our first chat is with Jack and Jasmine Carmody of Prenti Downs, one of the most remote stations in the region. They've implemented a station-wide fixed wireless system which is having a massive impact for their business and their family. 

In the second part of this episode, we chatted to station owner Mayne Jenour and his business partner, Nigel Brown, about the implementation of drones and other autonomous technologies in the Southern Rangelands. 

This series is brought to you by the Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance, in conjunction with the #FutureDroughtFund and the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal. 

For more information about the Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance, visit https://srpa.org.au/