Dale River

The Dale River is overall an important ecosystem of Western Australia housing native flora and fauna and additionally maintains the livelihood of surrounding towns and cities.

The Noongar people are a large clan located along the South Coast of Western Australia and through the Wheatbelt region.

[4] The Noongar people initially clashed with the early European settlers of the Avon River region.

In 1886 an Aboriginal Protection Act was introduced as a means to uphold indigenous rights to a degree within Western Australia.

The town relies on the surrounding waterways of the Dale and Avon rivers as a means to support its agricultural practices and human inhabitance.