To build and activate a community of 1 million people taking action for nature by 2026. Our Purpose: To strengthen the health of communities and ecosystems for mutual benefit. Our Impact Areas: Stronger communities More resilient ecosystems Our Focus Areas: Building capacity and knowledge Cultivating health and wellbeing Protecting our ecosystems Restoring our ecosystems Our Values: Empowerment - we empower people to take action for nature and make a difference. Safety - we have a comprehensive and unparalleled ISO 45001-2018 certified Work Health and Safety system. Trust and respect - we operate in an ethical and professional manner and hold ourselves accountable to our purpose, ou... read more To build and activate a community of 1 million people taking action for nature by 2026. Our Purpose: To strengthen the health of communities and ecosystems for mutual benefit. Our Impact Areas: Stronger communities More resilient ecosystems Our Focus Areas: Building capacity and knowledge Cultivating health and wellbeing Protecting our ecosystems Restoring our ecosystems Our Values: Empowerment - we empower people to take action for nature and make a difference. Safety - we have a comprehensive and unparalleled ISO 45001-2018 certified Work Health and Safety system. Trust and respect - we operate in an ethical and professional manner and hold ourselves accountable to our purpose, our partners, our volunteers and our communities. Passion - we are passionate about working together with communities. Care - our success depends upon the active involvement of people who want to take action for nature and the continued support from our corporate, government and community partners.
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By Travis Scicchitano | Project Coordinator
This Spring update at Woodlands Historic Park’s bandicoot sanctuary brings more news regarding the weather. The dry has continued on with well below average rainfall. So our fury... Read the full report ›By Travis Scicchitano | Threatened Species Officer
It’s been an interesting season since the last update. The summer weather decided to stick around for longer than expected. The temperature didn’t start to drop until May, and... Read the full report ›By Travis Scicchitano | Threatened Species Officer
In the last post we talked about the great bandicoot monitoring results which was fantastic. Our next monitoring events will be held in May this tear for our Autumn session. We are looking... Read the full report ›
