Programs & Impact
Join our diverse conservation programs and become part of Australia's biodiversity restoration movement
Land for Wildlife
Voluntary conservation program helping private landholders protect and enhance wildlife habitat on their property.
Program Features:
- Property assessment and habitat mapping
- Native species identification workshops
- Restoration planning and implementation
- Ongoing monitoring and support
5 hectares under active restoration
Schools Network
Educational programs connecting students with hands-on biodiversity monitoring and restoration activities.
Program Features:
- Curriculum-aligned biodiversity lessons
- Student scientist training programs
- School forest establishment
- Inter-school conservation competitions
Educational programs available for local schools
Research Opportunities
We welcome research collaboration with universities and institutions interested in conservation science.
Program Features:
- Student research opportunities
- Field site access
- Data sharing available
- Academic enquiries welcome
Open to research collaborations
Community Events
Regular events bringing together community members to learn about and participate in conservation efforts.
Program Features:
- Monthly guided nature walks
- Planting days and restoration events
- Workshop series on native species
- Cultural collaboration events
Community participation welcome
Our Collective Impact
How to Get Involved
Individuals
Join our volunteer programs, attend community events, or sponsor habitat restoration.
Get StartedSchools
Integrate biodiversity education into your curriculum with hands-on monitoring programs.
Join NetworkResearchers
Access our data, collaborate on research projects, or establish new monitoring sites.
CollaborateUpcoming Events
Community Planting Day
Join us for our monthly community planting event. All ages welcome, tools provided.
Bird Identification Workshop
Learn to identify local bird species with our expert guides. Perfect for beginners.
Schools Science Fair
Student scientists present their biodiversity research projects to the community.