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Linking Critical Habitat for Threatened Species on NSW Crown Land

Connect landscapes using climate-ready plants

A long journey back to the desert for the Forked Spyridium (Little Desert)

...for translocation to the wild for the purposes of regenerating threatened species. This week’s planting is the first attempt to re-establish plants under a formal Translocation Plan for Threatened Species....

Five Years and 20 Million Trees

...with other Australian Government environmental initiatives, such as the work of the Threatened Species Commissioner. The focus of the program is planting trees to deliver real benefits for the environment...

Building Species Hotels

Tasmania Island Ark: meet the wildlife

World Wildlife Day celebrates the rich diversity of the world’s flora and fauna species. Greening Australia would like to mark this day in 2020 by introducing you to some of...

Saving the Corangamite Water Skink

...is found nowhere else on earth – our team in Colac has kicked off an exciting new project to protect it, along with other threatened species in the region. Aimee...

NSW Government – Saving Our Species program

Environmental conservation and restoration: what’s the difference?

...the environment sector, ‘restoration’ means the act of recovering species, ecosystems or landscapes that have been degraded or damaged, to re-establish habitat structure and function for species and communities to...

Saving the Southern Pygmy Perch

...its natural location during periods of drought – and from the recent incursion of redfin perch, an introduced species know to predate upon pygmy perch. DPI Fisheries, one of our...

Innovation and research to inform restoration of threatened species habitat

Establishment of trial site at Oatlands to research constraints of direct seeding. We strive to ensure that our restoration of threatened species habitat continues to be leading edge, effective and...

Building ‘hotels’ for Tasmania’s unique species

First year Architecture and Design students. Architecture and Design students from the University of Tasmania have developed a chain of ‘species hotels’, purpose built, sculptural structures that provide habitat for...