Climate Action Australia Project #17820

Conservation Without Borders

by Greening Australia Limited

Project Report | Jan 30, 2015
A new year for Conservation Without Borders

By Richard Hines | Communications Manager

Green and Golden Bell Frog

Welcome to your first Conservation Without Borders update of 2015. We're incredibly excited about the year ahead but first let's take a look at some of the highlights from the past few months:

Rare frog calls recorded from the shores of the Gippsland Lakes were a great indicator that our efforts to restore the health of the local wetlands are working. Have a listen yourself.
We're a step closer to understanding why the small leaf bluebush - a plant with huge potential for landscape conservation and restoration - has been so tricky to use in our projects. Read the results of the research.
Our team in WA spent a very busy Autumn and Winter creating hundreds of hectares of new habitat in the biodiversity hotspot of Gondwana Link. Find out how they did it.

With your support we're going to have an even busier 2015. We'll create more habitat, restore more of the Australian landscape and protect more wildlife. So thank you - I'll be in touch again soon.

Creating habitat in Gondwana Link

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