Resilient landscapes | The Great Eastern Ranges

Resilient landscapes

By supporting improved land management practices and natural processes like pollination, whilst strategically managing threats to ecosystems and rural livelihoods, GER creates healthier, more resilient, and productive landscapes for wildlife, farmers, and industry.

Resilient landscapes projects

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Delivering a science-informed bushfire response

To provide a science-informed response to the devastating 2019-2020 bushfires that optimises wildlife and landscape recovery, the Great Eastern Ranges Initiative is supporting a large-scale,…
Hinterland wildlife corridors

Restoring key habitat linkages between the biodiverse Blackall and Conondale Ranges to facilitate wildlife movement and seed dispersal.
Wall to Wollondilly

Enhancing east-west connectivity by coordinating revegetation, weed management, education and landholder capacity building, from the Wingecarribee Reservoir wall to the Wollondilly River.
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Trees For Pollinators

Planting high volume nectar- and pollen producing trees to support nomadic and migratory pollen-and nectar-dependant birds, bats and butterflies.
Plains to Pacific

Working with the Community Environment Network to link riverine habitats and restore water quality along the Hawkesbury-Nepean River from the Blue Mountains to NSW Central Coast.
Restoring resilient landscapes in Greater Goorooyarroo

Reconnecting the woodlands of the ACT with the escarpment forests of the south coast of New South Wales.

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