Threatened species
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.
Spot-tailed Quoll Recovery Program
May 28
BioDiversity Legacy is one of several partners involved in a program to rescue the nationally endangered Spot-tailed Quoll, focusing initially on areas in East Gippsland, with ambitions to secure populations across Victoria and interstate.
Survey highlights the importance of private land conservation
Mar 26
Two of Victoria’s most experienced ecologists and botanists recently surveyed three Trust for Nature properties in South Gippsland finding the largest stand of Endangered Slender Tree-ferns ever recorded, as well as other rare species.
Helping Hands for the Sheoak Project
Dec 18
Wildlife Unlimited, in partnership with local landholders and mentored by BioDiversity Legacy, is leading the Helping Hands for the Sheoak project – an ambitious effort to restore stands of Sheoaks on private land and increase the availability of feed trees for the Glossy Black-cockatoo.
Last stand for Endangered tree ferns
Nov 27
Around 10 years ago, Stuart Inchley and Victoria Johnson stumbled across a 300+ acre property for sale in the hills of South Gippsland. It took them several years to survey the property, finding large population of Critically Endangered Slender Tree-ferns.
Protecting our coastal saltmarshes
Nov 23
Fringing Corner Inlet in South Gippsland are some of the most floristically diverse coastal saltmarshes in the country – marshes that capture and store carbon at rates 30-50 times higher than the equivalent area of terrestrial forests.
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