Wildlife Safe Havens
Wildlife Safe Havens project, initiated with a WIRES grant in 2020, has grown into a comprehensive effort to protect gliders and other species.
At Brunswick Valley Landcare, we actively develop and design projects that aim to enhance biodiversity, restore natural habitats, and educate the community. Supported by grants and community donations, these projects vary from creating climate-resilient landscapes, revegetating riparian zones and degraded landscapes, to restoring critical wildlife corridors. Below is an overview of some of our ongoing and completed projects.
Wildlife Safe Havens project, initiated with a WIRES grant in 2020, has grown into a comprehensive effort to protect gliders and other species.
We’re enhancing wildlife corridors from Broken Head to Coopers Shoot, improving habitat for threatened species and mitigating climate change impacts.
Since 2014, our annual Mother’s Day Community Planting event, in partnership with Mullum Music Festival, brings together hundreds of volunteers to plant thousands of trees.
Discover how to adapt your garden to climate change with our guide, Climate Resilient Landscapes, aiding Northern Rivers landowners in fostering resilient native plant environments.
Conserving and restoring from forest to foreshore
Brunswick Valley Landcare acknowledges the Traditional Owners of this land, the Arakwal people, the Minjungbal people and the Widjabul people of the Bundjalung Nation, and pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.
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