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Landholders encouraged to support efforts to protect important habitat along the Birrarung/Yarra
Saving Victoria’s grasslands and the Plains-Wanderer
Grassland conservation partnership recognised in 36th Banksia National Sustainability Awards
Why private land conservation matters for Melbourne’s wildlife
Conservation breakfast to highlight role of Traditional Knowledge
Private land is key to saving Victoria’s threatened orchids
Somewhere in the bush in Victoria, protected by a fence, a population of orchids is growing.…
Welcome to our new Trustees
Podcast: Birds of a feather
Donated property creates enduring conservation legacy
Saving Victoria’s threatened gum trees
Conservation training for First Peoples
Saving victoria’s most endangered bat species
Working towards reconciliation
Collaborating to care for Country
North-west farmer creates sanctuary for critically endangered bird
50 years of protecting wetlands
Connecting to Country at Budj Bim and beyond
Refuges help wildlife as world records hottest year
Conservation training provides First Peoples with skills to care for Country
Land tax exemption for covenanted land in Victoria from 1 January 2024
Unique conservation course provides First Nations students with skills to work on and heal Country
Report brightens future for threatened sun moths
Protecting the wetland jewels in our landscape
Trust for Nature awarded funding to help achieve global conservation targets
Saving landscapes under threat
Partnering to protect the critically endangered Plains-wanderer
A neighbour you mightn’t know yet: the Plains-wanderer
Important Gippsland Lakes wetland on the road to recovery
Patho Plains farmers safeguard unique grassland bird
Safeguarding critically endangered birds a win-win for north east farmers
Trust for Nature supports ‘yes’ vote in Voice referendum
East Gippsland landholders secure future for endangered island orchid
Trust for Nature welcomes changes to protect our most vulnerable species
Victorians leading the charge on protecting threatened wildlife over past 50 years
Plan targets areas of Victoria critical for protection
Trust for Nature welcomes new CEO
Protecting a wildflower spectacle
Congratulations and farewell to Vic Marles
Phillip Island property to be returned to Traditional Owners
Introducing Kimbarly Dulemerrin Reserve
Reserve expansion protects Victorian emblems
Victoria’s largest conservation reserve to return to Traditional Owners
Conservation changemakers join forces to inspire female leadership
2,700 ha of habitat for threatened species legally protected by Victorians
Congratulations to conservation graduates
Community takes legal steps to protect critically endangered possum
From boxing to conservation
Bushfire recovery partnership helps landholders
Saving Victoria’s most threatened birds
Meet one of Victoria’s conservation landholders
Collaboration leads to ‘cool burning’ success
Assistance for fire-impacted covenantors
Helping hand for lifelong conservationist
On the road to recovery
Fire impacted land protected forever
A generous legacy for the future
Landholders receive financial incentives for bird conservation
Protection underway for Gippsland island
Bush for Birds landholder grants announced
Getting on with conservation
Satirist John Clarke leaves conservation legacy
Boorhaman discovery is the ant’s pants
Council commits to legally protect 130 hectares of Peninsula bio sites
Bring bush back for birds
Homes for critically endangered bird
Protecting Squirrel Gliders on Longwood Plains
Warreen Beek Cultural Rangers
Bush crew in full swing
Climate change prompts bold new approach to conservation
Landholders urged to keep fallen trees for wildlife
Bushfire message from Trust for Nature CEO
Victorians take legal steps to protect land
Yarra residents permanently protect land
Rare orchid faces fight to survive
Grass-trees here to stay
Trust for Nature open for business
Safeguarding Gippsland Lakes’ plants and animals
