Rocklily Wombats restoring a refuge for wildlife in the Greater Eastern Ranges
Rocklily Wombats restoring a refuge for wildlife in the Greater Eastern Ranges
We are part of " The Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala (K2W)" and "The Great Eastern Rangers "programs and this is there short promotional video they produced about us. More info on these projects below.
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k2wglideways.org.au
The Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala (K2W) Link partnership is a collection of local landholders, commmunities and organisations who have been working since 2012 to reconnect our wildlife and natural resources by creating linkages across the landscape between the Greater Blue Mountains and Wyangala Dam. The K2W Link forms part of the Great Eastern Ranges, one of the world’s largest conservation projects, that is engaging communities across 3,600km from the Grampians in Victoria, to Far North Queensland.
Our vision: Well connected, resilient and thriving communities, landscapes and natural systems across 3,600km of eastern Australia.
Since 2007, the Great Eastern Ranges (GER) initiative has been bringing people together to connect, protect and regenerate nature, providing solutions at the scale needed to meet our climate, biodiversity and wellbeing challenges.
GER serves as a backbone organisation for connectivity conservation providing the big-picture vision and catalysing collective action to achieve shared conservation and restoration goals across public and private land. We take a collaborative approach, partnering with over 250 environmental non-profits, Landcare and community groups, government agencies, First Nations organisations and research partners. Through our partnerships, we support community-led projects that meet local needs and build capacity, while filling the gaps in science, knowledge, resources and collaboration needed to link these efforts across multiple landscapes to create positive impacts at the regional and continental scale.