Category: Media release
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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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04th August 2022GER partners with WIRES to support post-fire recovery of wildlife
The Great Eastern Ranges has joined forces with WIRES to assist spotted-tailed quolls, greater gliders, masked owls and other animals which are still recovering from the devastating 2019-2020 bushfires across […]
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19th July 2022Eight new assessors boost Land for Wildlife team in southern NSW
The Land for Wildlife (LfW) program has received a welcome boost with eight new recruits joining the private land conservation network in southern NSW. The new assessors join people from […]
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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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05th May 2022Lockyer Valley workshop draws in ‘glider groupies’
Lockyer Valley residents flocked to a greater and yellow-bellied glider workshop on 2 April at Gatton, held to encourage landholders to help conserve the threatened marsupials. The free event included […]
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21st March 2022Seeding the future for conservation in the Greater Blue Mountains
Upper Lachlan Landcare has partnered with the Southern Tablelands group of the Australian Plants Society to launch a native seed collection project to provide the critical stock needed to help […]
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17th February 2022Landholders to record wildlife on their properties during K2W survey blitz
GER’s Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala partnership is calling on landholders to take part in a ‘bioblitz’ to record the wildlife on their properties using cameras and audio recorders. The wildlife survey, […]
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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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