Category: Disaster recovery
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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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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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22nd June 2022Seed funding to kick-start GER flood recovery program
Seed funding from the International Fund for Animal Welfare is enabling the Great Eastern Ranges to kickstart its flood recovery program in northern NSW and south-east Queensland. The first projects […]
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31st May 2022Cores, Corridors and Koalas expanded to regenerate tens of thousands of hectares of fire-damaged landscapes
A partnership between the Great Eastern Ranges (GER) and the World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia has been significantly expanded to reconnect and regenerate fire-damaged landscapes across NSW. ‘Cores, Corridors and […]
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10th December 2021New state of the art homes for wildlife in the Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala Link
Microbats, gliding possums and small parrots are some of the native animals set to benefit from new, state of the art homes in the Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala (K2W) Link section […]
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25th July 2021Great Eastern Ranges to lead one million dollar bushfire recovery project to restore country, culture and community in hard-hit New South Wales
The Great Eastern Ranges (GER) initiative has been awarded a significant government grant for a large-scale effort to help restore country, culture and community in four heavily bushfire affected landscapes […]
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27th June 2021Healing bushfire affected wildlife and communities in the Great Eastern Ranges corridor
The Great Eastern Ranges (GER) Initiative and the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) have combined forces to roll out integrated bushfire recovery efforts to support wildlife and people in […]
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