Stuart is an active land steward who, with partner Victoria, is protecting a 300+ acre piece of remnant rainforest in the hills behind Foster, South Gippsland. With deep insights into the demands and rewards of on-ground conservation, Stuart is in a great position to help landholders and communities become custodians of their natural heritage.

With a background in business and a natural ability to engage with people at all levels, Jen is the ideal person to support grassroots conservation efforts in the Clarence Valley, one of the most biodiverse regions in Australia. Her strength lies in forging alliances and identifying opportunities to strengthen links between people and nature.

Originally from southwest England, Abi studied Wildlife Conservation at university and went on to complete a Research Master’s in Biodiversity Management.

After moving to Australia, Abi worked for an environmental not-for-profit in East Gippsland. Her BDL role builds on her strengths and commitment to developing meaningful collaboration and partnerships to benefit people and nature.

Dixie grew up in a remote corner of the Far South Coast of New South Wales, which forged a deep connection to nature. Dixie worked as a lawyer for 20+ years and now joins Biodiversity Legacy as BioLink Coordinator for Southern NSW and the Contracts Manager – a  perfect mix for someone with a legal background wanting to spend a little more time outside.

Gabi is committed to supporting her colleagues on the ground and finds joy in learning about their efforts to protect and preserve nature. In addition to her work at BioDiversity Legacy, Gabi is also a qualified Chartered Accountant and tax agent with her own accounting practice.

Louise provides invaluable support to the BioDiversity Legacy team, delivering HR support and taking a key role in shaping the organisation’s collective vision of fostering environmental and community stewardship.