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The birdlife on the conservation agreement site of South Coast couple Sarah and Michael Guppy is very important to them.  

Restoring native bushland to its pre-disturbance state is complicated. When that disturbance comes after decades of mining on threatened wetland and bushland, it’s fair to say environmental restoration requires a little extra planning. 

Thomas and Barbara Evision have travelled the world, but they always knew they would return to Australia to settle in the Snowy Monaro region of NSW.

New conservation agreements between the NSW Government and landholders in the south-east will permanently protect 4200 hectares of priority snow gum woodlands and native grasslands.

The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) invited bids from landholders interested in protecting the important habitats, prevalent across the Snowy Monaro LGA, over three tenders.

With the Australian Bureau of Meteorology declaring an El Nino weather event, the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust is encouraging agreement holders to prepare for the coming bushfire season by making use of the following resources from the NSW Rural Fire Service.

The many thousands of farms dams scattered across regional NSW have an important role to play in enhancing biodiversity when managed appropriately.