Guardians of nature
Our Covenantors
Our conservation work is only possible with the generosity of private landholders.
Protecting land with a conservation covenant is one of the most important things a landholder can do to prevent species extinction and build nature’s resilience in a changing climate. We would like to thank more than 1,500 landholders across Victoria who have legally protected their land for future generations.
Below you can check out profiles of a few of the covenantors who have protected their land across the state.
Catherine and Clive Carlyle – Fyans Creek
Lorraine and Simon Jolly – West Melbourne Grassland
Rose and Stephen Perich – Woodend
Julie and Sandy Cameron – Meredith Dairy
Melissa Ainsworth
Stephanie Trigg and Paul James
David and Mary Cummings
Anne and Alan Sherlock
The Martin family
Brian and Leanne Bolding
Ally Ford and Wayne Mulholland
Jezz and Christa de Silva
Jenny and Mark Farrer
Jennifer Wolcott and Rudi Michelson
Paul Dettmann
Louise and Michael
Tony Webber
Tuesday Browell
Trish and Trevor O’Brien
Mohya and John Davies
Olwyn and Ben Brook
Luke and Emma Spano
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1500+ landholders across Victoria have made an incredible gesture to nature by ensuring the native habitat on their property is protected forever.
