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Sisters Kirsten and Neridda's property is among the almost 3,000 ha restored so far through the Victorian Government's BushBank Program delivered by Cassinia Environmental. Restored areas are protected with conservation covenants. Find out more: cassinia.com/2024-progress-…

Tonight’s the night! Join us this evening at 7pm for our webinar, Deep Nature Connection: Caring for Nature in Crisis. We’ll speak to three experts about why we need nature – and why nature needs us. There’s still time to register: trustfornature.org.au/event/deep-nat…

Feeling the need to get out in nature this weekend? We've got you sorted. Join us on Sunday to explore our Wanderslore Sanctuary, a precious patch of forest in the Yarra Valley. Come for guided walks, BBQ, kids' activities, art and more. Find out more: trustfornature.org.au/event/wandersl…

It’s warming up out there, marking the beginning of Buath Gurru, grass flowering season on Wurundjeri Country 🌞 It’s at this time of year that the Kangaroo Grass flowers, Brown Butterflies are out and about, and small bats can be seen flying in the evenings.

Boo! This tiny Owlet-nightjar was recently spotted on Clarkesdale Bird Sanctuary on Wadawurrung Country, which we manage with BirdLife Australia Owlet-nightjars are the smallest nocturnal birds in Australia, and hunt for insects at night. 📷 Ben Williams

Coastal saltmarsh is one of our most precious habitats. We’re working with landholders to protect and restore saltmarsh on private property at Corner Inlet, a globally significant wetland. Find out more: trustfornature.org.au/covenantor/wet… 📷 Annette Ruzicka

Get ready to be inspired by women in conservation! In partnership with Bush Heritage Australia, we’re thrilled to invite you to the 14th Celebrating Women in Conservation Breakfast, Friday 28 February 2025. Tickets are on sale now: trustfornature.org.au/event/celebrat…

In Gippsland, on Gunaikurnai Country, you can still find rare and beautiful chain of ponds ecosystems. They’re an essential part of landscape and home to threatened fish species. We protected this particular pond through our Revolving Fund. Find out more: trustfornature.org.au/covenantor/tri…

Have you taken a look at our properties for sale lately? These are just some of the stunning properties on the market, all protected forever with a conservation covenant. Find your dream property and do something amazing for nature: trustfornature.org.au/properties-for…

Did you know conservation covenants are now exempt from land tax? If you’re paying land tax, you can claim an exemption on habitat that is protected forever with a covenant. Find out how to claim the exemption: trustfornature.org.au/resources/tax-…

Check out this transformation! Mick and Jacinta bought their property on the Surf Coast just five years ago, and with the help of a whole community they have restored it to thriving habitat. Read more in the latest issue of Landcare in Focus: landcareaustralia.org.au/resources/publ…

This glider was spotted on a property in East Gippsland protected with a conservation covenant. With your help, we can work with landholders to protect more homes for wildlife like this glider, forever. Make a donation: trustfornature.org.au/campaign/extra…

“Working with private landholders is at the heart of our work at Trust for Nature – and one of my favourite parts of my job." This summer, we need your help to support landholders to create sanctuaries for animals and plants on private land. Donate now: trustfornature.org.au/campaign/extra…

Did you know 78% of native vegetation on private land is rare or threatened? That’s a huge percentage – and it’s what motivates us to protect and restore nature across Victoria. Sing in the New Year with a donation at: trustfornature.org.au/campaign/extra…

Nature’s recycling system! This magnificent Wedge-tailed Eagle was spotted by Theresa on her property in central Victoria, scavenging on foxes. While eagles do hunt for prey, scavenged food makes up a large part of their diet.

It's official: 2024 was the warmest year on record, reaching 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. But there are still many things we can do to fight climate change. Find out more about how protecting habitat on your property helps fight climate change: trustfornature.org.au/what-we-do/cli…

Recently we hosted landholders and supporters at our Bush Family Reserve on Gunaikurnai Country. Our South East team showed landholders some of the work we've been doing to restore and care for this reserve.

Our Celebrating Women in Conservation Breakfast is fast approaching! Join us and Bush Heritage for an inspiring morning featuring special guest speakers and engaging discussion to celebrate women in conservation. Get tickets now: trustfornature.org.au/event/celebrat…

‘Tis the season ... for bathing Echidnas! With all the hot weather lately, we’ve been seeing quite a few Echidnas taking a dip to cool off, like this one spotted by team member Ben in East Gippsland on a property protected forever with a conservation covenant 📹 : Ben Williams

Thanks to one of our generous supporters, we’re giving away this beautiful artwork! Given to us by artist Xersa, this stunning work is a love letter to Victoria’s natural wonders. Enter by 18 May for your chance to win: trustfornature.org.au/campaign/artwo…