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29th March 2021Surveys indicate alarming decline of Greater Gliders in Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
A recent survey in our Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala partnership area estimates that the 2019-2020 bushfire crisis resulted in a sobering 45% decline in the population of Greater Gliders in the […]
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17th March 2021Delivering a science-informed response to the 2019-2020 bushfire crisis
The first phase of the Bushfire Recovery Project, which aims to provide a science-informed response to the 2019-2020 bushfire crisis that optimises wildlife and landscape recovery, is winding up. Led […]
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08th March 2021Jaliigirr Biodiversity Alliance launches the Gaarla-Ngurraa Fund in recognition of Julie Woodroffe
The Jaliigirr Biodiversity Alliance has launched the Gaarla-Ngurraa Fund in honour of one of their valued co-founders and dedicated supporter of the Great Eastern Ranges, Julie Woodroffe. The moving launch […]
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23rd November 2020Bello Gives a Fig
The future of the Bellingen Shires’ flying foxes will soon be looking greener thanks to a new community-led project to restore preferred bat food trees and raise awareness in local […]
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12th November 2020Celebrating Cores, Corridors and Koalas on Country
Jaliigirr Biodiversity Alliance partners, traditional custodians and one exceptional dog gathered on Gumbaynggirr land on the Coffs Coast on 2 November to view some of the work being delivered through […]
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09th November 2020Sharing knowledge to boost glider conservation
To help drive action to secure the future of Australia’s unique gliding possums, over 150 researchers, academics and on-ground practitioners from across the country came together for a two-day virtual […]
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06th October 2020A tribute to Dr Graeme Worboys
GER is very saddened by the loss of Honorary Associate Professor Graeme Worboys AM; one of Australia’s conservation giants and co-founder of the Great Eastern Ranges Initiative. Dr Graeme Worboys […]
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09th September 2020Closing the gap
Twenty-five dedicated volunteers came together in August to help plant 750 native trees and shrubs, comprising 35 different rainforest species, on a property near Berry on the NSW South Coast. […]
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11th August 2020Building back better by reinvigorating Australia’s National Wildlife Corridors Plan
With connectivity conservation one of the most effective ways to ensure a healthier, more resilient Australia post-COVID and the devastating 2019-2020 bushfires, the recent launch of IUCN’s Guidelines for Conserving […]
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