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    Bio- Donna Wolter

    • Originally from the eastern states of Australia, Donna has called Margaret River, Western Australia home for over 20 years.  With two amazing adult children having left the nest, a teenage daughter and solar installing partner to keep her grounded; Donna was drawn to digital photography based on a desire to record and register the amazing, unique and diverse natural environment. A deep respect for the flora and fauna of the south west region; her desire to fly, to travel and to explore creativity through nature has fuelled her photographic journey.

      Following 15 years of administrative roles in local government and the not for profit sector in Margaret River, Donna decided to pursue a career as a landscape and nature photographer and has been building a repertoire of work and social media followers for the past five years. Donna's desire is to encourage eco-tourism and conservation of the south west region through her images. With 20 years of local knowledge to assist her in her endeavours, she is helping other individuals understand and appreciate the unique environment of the South West region.

      "Somewhere in the South West, wish you were here.." is gathering momentum, and Donna's vision for EcHoe Images has always been to echo the place she calls home, a place for family, for recreation and for love.

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    There are over 8000 species of wildflowers blooming in the region between August and November in the South West of Western Australia. Many can be found nowhere else in the world.

     

    300 species of delicate orchids also grow in the south west, with many species being endemic to the region. 

     

    Come with me and explore the explosion of colour set against the stunning natural landscape of Australia's South West. 

     

    Kambarang, is the season of birth and renewal in the language of the Wardandi and is the best time to see the wildflowers at their dazzling best, but different species can be found throughout the year, especially along the southern coastline.

    Wildflowers

    Flora and Fauna

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