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Put yourself ‘on the edge’ for the Tassie devil

...their comfort zone to raise much needed funds for a variety of wildlife. This includes the Tasmanian devil, one of two species that we are using the new platform to...

Community Creekline Conservation

...native brushing was used to stabilise the embankment which was then revegetated with locally-sourced native tree species: Hopefully lots more birds will be back and busy laying eggs: If you’d...

Recovery in Yarloop after intense summer bushfires

...and healthy growth on display. Recovery of Macrozamia riedlei, only weeks after the fires. Photo: Blair Parsons New growth of Eucalyptus species was pronounced within most revegetation areas. Photo: Blair Parsons Vigorous...

Regreening the Cotter

...62 species of native trees, shrubs and grasses have been used in this process. These areas are now growing into diverse native forests, ensuring better water for our future. The...

Restoring Great Barrier Reef wetlands to protect biodiversity

...reducing their effectiveness to protect the Reef. The two hundred hectare pilot project will restore and reconnect wetland habitat in the Great Barrier Reef region, in turn protecting threatened species...

Restoring native grassland with Canberra Airport

We’ve been working with Canberra Airport for the past three years, trialling methods for restoring a diversity of local grassland species. Read on to find out how we’re getting on....

Restoring the Riverina’s endangered Sandhill Pine Woodland

...overcome the critical shortage of native seed. “With little or no seed available on site, there is no other option than to reintroduce endemic species and rebuild seed stocks from...

River Torrens benefits from another 4,500 Arbor Day seedlings

...land-based species,” says Greening Australia’s Adelaide Director of Conservation, Stuart Collard. The River Torrens stretches a vast 85 kilometres from the Adelaide Hills near Mt Pleasant to the Gulf St...

Rivers of Carbon – All about partnerships

...into the wider landscape to facilitate species movement in the face of climate change. The Australian River Restoration Centre and Greening Australia the main partners, drawing in many other partners...

Rivers of Carbon – ‘Mess it up and slow it down’

...“My focus is growing healthy fertile soils for healthy grasslands, diverse species, content animals and happy people. And at the end of the day, it’s good to breathe in the...

Seeds inspire students in Tasmania

...Students and Hobart College students who collected and cultivated Eucalyptus globulus and Eucalyptus ovata seeds to support critical habitat for the Swift Parrot, a threatened species in the area. Students...

Greening Australia launches new Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo project in Victoria

...Stringybark trees, a key food source for Red-tailed Black-Cockatoos, across 2,000 hectares of public land. The seeds of the Stringybark provide a reliable food source for the iconic bird species...

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