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Applications have now closed. Thank you to everyone who applied.
Until 18 July 2025 applications were sought from local landholders interested in receiving a free native vegetation management plan.
As a landholder, this will increase your understanding and capacity to enhance biodiversity on private freehold land. A native vegetation management plan will identify conservation and biodiversity values on a parcel of land, any threats to those values and actions the landholder can take to manage those threats.
Native vegetation assessments were offered for a limited number of privately owned properties.
This is a pilot project to support conservation outcomes on properties between 2 to 15 hectares.
Participants receiving a tailored native vegetation management plan, will include guidance to help enhance understanding of:
local vegetation communities and protected species,
the ecological values on their property, and
land management skills for conservation, to improve the quality, extent or connectivity of native vegetation.
Background
The devastating Black Summer bushfires significantly impacted local ecosystems, and recovery efforts are still ongoing.
This initiative will support land managers improve their knowledge and capacity to care for native vegetation and enhance biodiversity to support healing of country, regardless of bushfire impact.
Applications closed 18 July 2025.
We welcome your continued interest in this initiative. Updates will be provided on Your Say. Please click 'Subscribe' at the top of the page to follow this project and receive important information directly to your inbox. If you want to search for other projects near you, simply type the town name in the search bar.
Applications have now closed. Thank you to everyone who applied.
Until 18 July 2025 applications were sought from local landholders interested in receiving a free native vegetation management plan.
As a landholder, this will increase your understanding and capacity to enhance biodiversity on private freehold land. A native vegetation management plan will identify conservation and biodiversity values on a parcel of land, any threats to those values and actions the landholder can take to manage those threats.
Native vegetation assessments were offered for a limited number of privately owned properties.
This is a pilot project to support conservation outcomes on properties between 2 to 15 hectares.
Participants receiving a tailored native vegetation management plan, will include guidance to help enhance understanding of:
local vegetation communities and protected species,
the ecological values on their property, and
land management skills for conservation, to improve the quality, extent or connectivity of native vegetation.
Background
The devastating Black Summer bushfires significantly impacted local ecosystems, and recovery efforts are still ongoing.
This initiative will support land managers improve their knowledge and capacity to care for native vegetation and enhance biodiversity to support healing of country, regardless of bushfire impact.
Applications closed 18 July 2025.
We welcome your continued interest in this initiative. Updates will be provided on Your Say. Please click 'Subscribe' at the top of the page to follow this project and receive important information directly to your inbox. If you want to search for other projects near you, simply type the town name in the search bar.
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