Support wildlife | The Great Eastern Ranges

Support wildlife

By reconnecting and protecting alive habitat across the ranges, GER supports wildlife movements across seasons and landscapes, restoring natural migration routes and creating stepping-stones between protected areas to enable wildlife to move and adapt in response to a changing climate.

Flagship Programs

Projects

Flyways
Glideways
Stepping stones

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Lockyer Glossy Black Cockatoo project

Assessing the distribution and feeding patterns of GBCs in the Lockyer Uplands, investigating GBC feed tree phenology on seven properties and improving GBC habitat condition and connectivity.
Scenic Rim Land-bridge

Initiating the creation of a unique land bridge and wildlife corridor between the iconic Lamington and Springbrook National Parks of the Gold Coast Hinterland.
Berry Corridor

Reconnecting lowland rainforest to support the movement of wildlife between the coast and the escarpment as part of a local ‘Escarpment to Sea’ vision.
Bello Gives A Fig

Encouraging local residents to plant native figs to support Flying Foxes, rainforest pigeons and other fruit-loving native species in the Bellingen district.
Mapping the Flyways of the Great Eastern Ranges

Unlocking the mysteries surrounding the annual migration of millions of birds, bats, fish and insects – where they go and how we can support them in an era of landscape change.
Thickening Illawarra’s ‘Thin Green Line’

Consolidating the connectivity of the Illawarra escarpment at the ‘east Robertson pinch point’ between Macquarie Pass and Budderoo National Parks.

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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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