08. Vegetation management and bushfires: Frequently Asked Questions

20 November 2019 …

09. Yarra residents permanently protect land to save critically endangered species

Landholders in the Yarra Ranges are taking legal steps to permanently protect habitat for endangered species by placing conservation covenants on their properties. …

10. Growing number of Victorians take legal steps to protect land

When the Mathews family learned about the special ecological qualities on their 45 ha property they knew it was a special place. …

11. Bushfire message from Trust for Nature CEO

Our thoughts are with all Victorians who have been affected by the devastating fires in Gippsland and the north east of the state. Our thoughts are also with covenantors who have been affected. …

12. Landholders urged to keep fallen trees for wildlife

Trust for Nature is urging landholders impacted by bushfires to keep as much fallen wood on the ground as possible. …

13. Climate change impacts on East Gippsland

East Gippsland landholders are encouraged to take action now to protect vegetation and manage habitat to ensure it stays as healthy as possible in a changing climate. …

13. Climate change prompts bold new approaches to conservation

As hotter, drier seasons and extreme weather events increase pressure on ecosystems and native species, two of Australia’s leading conservation organisations, Trust for Nature and Bush Heritage Australia are adopting innovative new tactics. …

14. Bush crew in full swing for spring

A blitz on weeds is happening on properties across the Geelong area. In partnership with the Wathuarong Aboriginal Cooperative, Trust for Nature is coordinating a program of weed control on land protected by conservation covenants. …

15. Training Warreen Beek Cultural Rangers

A new round of students have started a land management course designed to support Traditional Owners work on Country. …

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08. Vegetation management and bushfires: Frequently Asked Questions

09. Yarra residents permanently protect land to save critically endangered species

10. Growing number of Victorians take legal steps to protect land

11. Bushfire message from Trust for Nature CEO

12. Landholders urged to keep fallen trees for wildlife

13. Climate change impacts on East Gippsland

13. Climate change prompts bold new approaches to conservation

14. Bush crew in full swing for spring

15. Training Warreen Beek Cultural Rangers