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Com­mu­ni­ty

Iron­bank burn to enhance bandi­coot habitat

A land­scape pro­tec­tion burn at Iron­bank in Decem­ber will help expand habi­tat for a local pop­u­la­tion of nation­al­ly endan­gered South­ern Brown Bandi­coots (Isodon obe­su­lus obesulus).

New round of Hills and Fleurieu Grass­roots Grants open­ing soon

The Hills and Fleurieu Land­scape Board is pleased to announce the 2022 round of Grass­roots Grants. Appli­ca­tions open on 22 March and close on 3 May 2022.

What can we achieve together?

Low-flows for water ecosys­tem health

Low-flows main­tain habi­tats through the dri­est part of the year, par­tic­u­lar­ly through the Mount Lofty Ranges, where many water­cours­es are ephemer­al, or only hold­ing water for short peri­ods of time.

Think native veg­e­ta­tion on Nation­al Tree Day

Nation­al Tree Day is the per­fect time to get your hands dirty and plant a tree either at home or at a local com­mu­ni­ty plant­i­ng event, but it’s also a chance to think more broad­ly about what we can do to restore our native vegetation.

Grass­roots Grants pro­vid­ed to local groups and landholders

Forty-eight com­mu­ni­ty-led projects across the Hills and Fleurieu region will ben­e­fit in a share of $265,000 through the third round of the Hills and Fleurieu Land­scape Board’s Grass­roots Grants program.