The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust has reached a deal with Bush Heritage Australia and South Endeavour Trust to permanently protect 31,266 hectares of private land at Naree and Yantabulla Stations.
The BCT is launching a new conservation tender in 2022, which will focus on koala habitat in the Northern Inland region. The tender will be funded through support from the new NSW Koala Strategy.
The $193.3 million Strategy, released in April, is the biggest financial commitment by any government to secure the future of koalas in the wild.
It's not just the Southern Highlands' important koala population that is thrilled about the recent signed conservation agreement for a unique property near Mittagong. The BCT, and the five families of land owners, are also thrilled for their history and their future.
The outcomes of the Plains-wanderer, Snow Gum Woodlands and Grasslands, and Northern Inland Floodplains conservation tenders have been announced today by Environment Minister Matt Kean.
Over 50,000 hectares of important habitat for native species on private land will be protected as a result of these three successful conservation tenders.
The NSW Government has announced the opening of nominations to identify and protect Areas of Outstanding Biodiversity Value (AOBVs) on both private and public lands across NSW.
AOBVs are special areas with irreplaceable biodiversity values that are important to the whole of New South Wales, Australia or globally.
The NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) has today released its four-year business plan, for 2021–22 to 2024–25.
“Looking forward, over the life of its business plan, the BCT is aiming to enter 400 new agreements over 200,000 hectares to protect another 50 unique underrepresented
NSW Landscapes,” the Chair of the BCT board, the Hon Niall Blair said.
