Focus Area: Healing our Land
Seagrass Collaboration
Currently, a wealth of data on seagrass exists in various formats and is held by a multitude of stakeholders across the state. There is a need for coordination and collation of these datasets to optimise their use throughout research, monitoring and management.
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Bushfire Recovery Habitat Restoration
Goal: To restore native vegetation and natural habitats, and support wildlife rehabilitation in areas impacted by bushfires
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Bushfire Recovery Program
Following the catastrophic bushfires in summer 2019-2020, the Healing our land campaign was developed by FNPW to support long term bushfire recovery projects across Australia.
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Booningyah Junior Rangers Program
Passing on Aboriginal Elder's knowledge and fight to protect Fingal Head onto the next generation via and educational program.
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Protecting Bilbies
Protecting the vulnerable bilby in Gooniyandi country Fitzroy Crossing, the Kimberley, WA.
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Enhancing Biodiversity & Protecting Cultural Heritage at Torrens Island Conservation
Torrens Island Conservation, located 15km north-west of Adelaide, provides important habitat for a range of native fauna species, including 69 bird species of conservation significance, as well as cultural historical importance. The Kaurna People have lived in the Torrens Island area for thousands of years, but the woodland has degraded, and regeneration is not occurring naturally due to weed burdens and past failed revegetation attempts. FNPW have awarded Friends of Torrens Island a Community Conservation Grant to help restore the woodland.
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Community Conservation Grants
FNPW's Community Conservation Grants program contributes to the protection of Australia's native species, habitats, landscapes and cultural heritage by providing funding for field projects and education programs that have a direct nature conservation outcome.
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Students Dig In For Conservation
Utilising a 2019 FNPW Community Conservation Grant, KINRMG ran 6 Field Days over a two-year period, with about 15 volunteers per Field Day donating 2 hours of labour each time, to remove weeds and maintain native bushland as priority areas present themselves.
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