Supporting private landholders through the Land for Wildlife Network within Koala Arks of the Northern Rivers Project
Project Overview
This initiative empowers landholders in the Northern Rivers Koala Arks region to participate in the Land for Wildlife program and engage in habitat restoration efforts that directly benefit the local koala population.
Objectives
- Offer local training and guidance on Koala habitat management, with a focus on addressing pests, weeds, and fire risks.
- Facilitate landholder registration into the Land for Wildlife program.
- Assist landholders in planting Koala food trees and fostering Koala habitat regeneration.
- Provide support for landholders in developing fire management plans.
Benefits
The Supporting private landholders through the Land for Wildlife Network with Koala Arks of the Northern Rivers project offers numerous benefits, including:
- Enabling landholders to join the Land for Wildlife Network
- Restoring and enhancing existing koala habitats.
- Planting 1000 koala food trees.
Partnerships and Collaboration
We are working in collaboration with the Border Ranges and Richmond Valley Landcare Network to deliver this project across the Northern Rivers.
Expression of Interest
If you are interesting in participating in this project please complete this Expression of Interest form.
Project Duration and Contact Information
The Supporting private landholders through the Land for Wildlife Network with Koala Arks of the Northern Rivers project will be active from August 2023 to 11 April 2025. For more information or inquiries, please feel free to reach out to Kath Kermode, Executive Officer, Richmond Landcare, eo@richmondlandcare.org.
This project has been assisted by WWF.
