Partnerships and collaborations
When Computer Science Meets Conservation
As BioDiversity Legacy expands its work across Australia, building organisational infrastructure is becoming increasingly important. So, when an opportunity arose to collaborate with Worcester Polytechnic Institute students on a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, we jumped at it.
When Support for Nature Is High, Why Is Funding So Low?
The Australian Land Conservation Alliance has, for the first time, systematically analysed how much money is being spent to protect nature. The report reveals a stark gap between what is spent and what is needed.
What Will It Take to Scale Conservation Covenants in Australia?
How can conservation covenants be strengthened and scaled to deliver greater conservation impact across Australia? Leading academic, Dr James Fitzsimons, tells us how.
Private land covenants: why landholders act — and why it matters
Across Australia, private landholders are playing an increasingly active role in restoring and protecting habitat, using covenants as a protection mechanism, but what motivates them to do so? At BioDiversity […] ...
Connecting Country: Growing a Landscape Vision on the Far South Coast
BioDiversity Legacy is engaging with a growing number of landholders on the Far South Coast of New South Wales, with Communities & Stewardship Manager, Robyn Edwards, recently visiting a remarkable 27-hectare property in the Eurobodalla region to meet members of the Tilba Lake Community.
Empowering Landholders and Communities: Reflections from the 2025 ALCA Conference
In October, BioDiversity Legacy joined landholders, Traditional Owners, scientists and conservation organisations at the 2025 Australian Land Conservation Alliance Conference in Cairns, where we co-presented a session with Andrew and Angus Cleary on Nuggan Sanctuary’s journey to lasting protection.
Connecting with communities on Far South Coast of NSW
In June, members of the leadership team headed to Far South Coast to participate in workshop aimed at helping the community identify critically endangered Threatened Ecological Communities within the River Flat Eucalypt Forest.
Strengthening wildlife corridors in South Gippsland
Landholders and nature lovers across South Gippsland are being encouraged to contribute to a Biolink Map being developed by the South Gippsland Landcare Network to give the community a bird’s eye view of potential wildlife corridors.
Land Covenantors Victoria unites for conservation
May 7
Launched in 2021 with the support of the Rendere Environmental Trust, EcoLands Collective and Trust for Nature, Land Covenantors Victoria quickly gained momentum, establishing itself as a model for locally-driven conservation.
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