Restoring Landscapes. Strengthening Communities.

We work with all landholders in the community to restore the local landscape to be healthy and productive, and empower community to look after the land.

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Trees planted

Waterway protected

Craters to Coast

We are working across our landscape from the craters to the coast to build biolinks, healthy waterways, productive farms, and engaged communities.

Our Landscape Action Plan guides our activities and provides a way for local industry to engage and invest in the landscape and attached communities.

What We Do

Landscape Restoration

Sustainable Farming Systems

Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration

Natural Capital & Investment

Indigenous Plants

Drooping She-Oak

Dense shrub with significantly elongated leaves that are easily recognisable as a she-oaks leaves.

Swamp Paperbark

Recognisable papery bark with small leaves. Creamy flowers typically October to November

Musk Daisy Bush

a musky scented plant with broad dark leaves with a pale/silver underside. Small clusters of flowers from late in the year to February

Snowy Daisy Bush

Dark green leaves with a pale underside. Flowers late in the year to February. Leaves much thinner than Musk Daisy Bush (Olearia agrophylla).

Prickly Moses

Very prickly and dense shrub with strong yellow flowers from June to December. Very good at attractive small birds to the area as it provides great habitat.

Hop Wattle

Quick growing shrub ideal for establishing an area for revegetation works. Drought harder, tolerant of coastal areas. Pale yellow flowers May to October.

Our Projects

Farmer Adoption of Sustainable Agriculture

We have launched a new project with our partners that combines practical workshops, farm-based learning, soil and plant testing, and peer-to-peer support to help farmers better understand their farming systems and identify practical management strategies suited to their own context.

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A Shared Vision for Landscape Resilience

Protecting what matters today while securing a sustainable future for tomorrow.

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