Funding is currently available as part of the ‘Building the Toolibin, Dongolocking, Tarin Rock Eco-Bridge project.
This funding is available for land managers wanting to undertake on-ground works to link and strengthen connectivity between critical habitat and remnant vegetation, manage and restore native habitat condition and undertake management practices to ensure native wildlife is protected; create buffers around priority areas and build ecological resilience across the geographical area.
Farmers on adjoining properties that share a common biodiversity asset or unconnected properties that share a common biodiversity asset across the district are encouraged to apply. Activities eligible for funding include:
Any land managers that wish to undertake revegetation works as part of this project are encouraged to contact SWCC staff as soon as possible.
For information on how to submit your Expression of Interest, please refer to our on-ground funding page.
For enquiries please contact Julie Palmer SWCC Sustainable Landscapes Project Manager on 9881 0223 or email julie.palmer@agric.wa.gov.au or contact your local Landcare group.
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