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What we do

Since 2007, the Great Eastern Ranges Initiative has brought people together to stem the loss of native species, provide natural solutions to climate change, protect precious resources and ensure a healthy, resilient landscape for wildlife and people. Today, we are one of the world’s largest connectivity conservation initiatives, delivering strong environmental, health and social outcomes across multiple landscapes in the ranges through our network of partners.

Our projects

  • Support wildlifeSupport wildlife
  • Natural solutionsNatural solutions
  • Resilient landscapesResilient landscapes
  • Healthy peopleHealthy people

Inspiring the next generation of nature carers

To inspire the next generation of nature carers, the Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala GER partnership together with the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage collaborated with teachers from five local schools to develop a NSW curriculum-linked teaching package on biodiversity. Read more

Inspiring the next generation of nature carers

Restoring the Berry Rainforest

GER’s Illawarra to Shoalhaven (I2S) partnership has been supporting the local community for over twenty years to restore and maintain an important patch of rainforest adjoining the David Berry Memorial Hospital. Read more

Restoring the Berry Rainforest
© Flikr | Patrick Kavanagh

Squirrel Glider urban nestbox program

Thurgoona Men’s Shed, just outside of Albury, is like many other across Australia which provide a space for men to
learn new skills, contribute to the local community and socialise. Read more

Squirrel Glider urban nestbox program

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By donating to the Great Eastern Ranges you will be helping us to relink and restore healthy habitats across 3,600km for nature and people.

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