Year: 2022
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08th December 2022Leading environmental organisations call on government to give fresh impetus to large-scale connectivity efforts
Over twenty leading Australian and international environmental organisations have signed a declaration calling on government to support a system of continental and regional-scale green corridors to build community and natural […]
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20th November 2022Global stewardship exchange catalyses vital new conservation connections
Our planet is battling a deluge of unprecedented challenges – global warming, large-scale deforestation, escalating extinction rates and climate disasters threaten our existence and the very fabric of our societies. […]
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17th November 2022Virtual fencing pilot on NSW South Coast aims to reduce roadkill and improve driver safety
In a first for New South Wales, a ‘virtual fence’ is being trialled on a section of road on the South Coast in the hopes that it will help curb […]
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24th October 2022Local and international conservation leaders present at inaugural connectivity conference in Brisbane
Over 130 conservation practitioners, landholders, Indigenous-led organisations, community groups, eNGOs and government representatives came together for Connecting People, Connecting Nature in Brisbane from 18-19 October. The inaugural connectivity conference was […]
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10th October 2022New Aboriginal ranger positions mark commitment to learn from Traditional Owners
Four new Indigenous ranger positions have been created in the Northern Rivers as part of a large-scale effort to help restore Country, culture and community in some of the most […]
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14th September 2022Threatened Species Day: Landcare and K2W help deliver important environmental message to students
Students from around the Upper Lachlan Shire participated in an interactive educational event that helped to deliver an important message about the environment at Taralga Public School for a Threatened […]
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22nd August 2022Recovery Underway: Great Glider Sightings Increase in Greater Blue Mountains
Greater gliders have been spotted in increasing numbers in the Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala wildlife corridor in a new study by local ecologists. It’s an encouraging sign the local population is […]
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18th August 202230,000 new plants to boost habitat for Shellharbour’s struggling grey-headed flying foxes
Blackbutt Forest and Croom Reserve in Shellharbour will soon be bolstered with the establishment of 30,000 flowering trees and shrubs to provide additional food for the region’s endangered grey-headed flying-fox […]
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08th August 2022Regenerating the road to recovery in the Border Ranges
The past few years have delivered a succession of climate disasters and extreme weather events. Events which have caused significant impacts to local communities, wildlife and their landscapes. But in […]
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