Impact Report

Four years ago, Rebecca Spindler was asked about how we can manage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge in a culturally safe way.

This year, at Eurardy Reserve on Nanda Country in mid-north Western Australia, we led an innovative project to restore the iconic understorey of annual wildflowers.

More than 10 years ago, we widened our conservation focus to include land managed for agriculture.

When Bruce Hammond first laid eyes on the Breakaways at Evelyn Downs, he saw more than a vista of striking escarpments above rocky plains.

“We listened to what Djaara was telling us, simple as that! It meant that Djaara were fully informed and engaged in the process – in healing Country."

Baseline ecological monitoring for BackTrack guides healing strategies for Country.

Connecting landscapes to mitigate biodiversity loss.

One in four woodland-dependant birds are listed as threatened, and their populations are declining. Monitoring sheds light on how we can protect them.

The search for an ant leads scientists to Carnarvon Station Reserve and one of Australia’s rarest of butterflies.

Preliminary findings from an innovative agricultural research project show a positive link between biodiversity and prosperity.

Ecological monitoring at Burrin Burrin Reserve indicates good management and nature’s ability to recover.

Prescribed burns on Pilungah and Ethabuka reserves, Wangkamadla Country, prepare the landscape for bushfire season and enhance biodiversity.

The first seeds of a world-class restoration project are planted and set the bar for future carbon projects.

In 2020, Queensland’s first Special Wildlife Reserve was declared at our Pullen Pullen Reserve on Maiawali Country to recognise the significance of the reserve’s Night Parrot population. Now, we're on a mission to achieve the status for five of our other Queensland reserves, granting the highest level of protection for privately owned property in Australia.