Trust for Nature owns four properties in the North Central region as listed below.

Korrak Korrak Grassland This 246 hectare property just south-west of Kerang forms part of the Victorian Riverina. Trust for Nature purchased the property in 2000.  The property has only ever been lightly grazed and so contains a good example of the region's grassland communities. The property features a number of rare or threatened plants as well as numerous fauna species identified as threatened.  These include Fat-tailed Dunnart, a number of declining woodland birds such as Brown Treecreeper and Hooded Robin, the critically endangered Hooded Scaly-foot and the vulnerable Curl Snake.

Glassons Grassland Trust for Nature purchased this 170 hectare grassland at Terrick Terrick East, west of Rochester, with the assistance of the Natural Heritage Trust's National Reserve System program. This property is significant because it has been lightly grazed in a region that is now largely cleared and intensively managed for agriculture. It supports a number of threatened flora and fauna species and is considered to be one of the most important for the conservation of the endemic Plains Wanderer. It is less than 10 kilometres from Terrick Terrick National Park and forms part of a network of grassland remnants in the area. The grassland is regarded as floristically outstanding.  Significant species identified include Maireana and two Swainsona species.  The grassland constitutes habitat for the endangered Plains Wanderer and the vulnerable Brolga.  It is likely that a variety of other birds also use this property.