Why revegetate?
Habitat loss caused by the removal of native vegetation is the number one cause of species extinction across Australia, and bringing that habitat back is one of the best things we can do to halt the decline. In your garden, on your block, on your farm and in the parklands of Albury Wodonga, now is the time to revegetate with local native species.
Revegetation is all about bringing back biodiversity and creating habitat, and using local native (indigenous) plants is an important component. These resources will help you to plan and prepare your site, choose suitable species, find a supplier of quality native plants, plant well and give your plantings the best chance of survival.
Revegetation Guides and Information
Bulk Local Native Suppliers
Our Native Garden Nursery
Volunteer run organisation that specialises in growing native plants.
Park Lane Nursery Wangaratta
Commercial nursery that provides bulk and individual orders.
Revegetation In Action – posts from our news blog
Wetland Restoration a Cinch in the Dry Conditions
Building Wildlife Corridors at Waterworks Regional Park
Banking on Trees Planting Morning a Big Sucess!
Planting Progress
Pivoting and Adapting to the Dry Winter Conditions
Join us for Wetland Restoration on the Kiewa
Planting to Restore Roosting Refuges on Turtle Island
Banking on Trees Community Planting Morning
Sign up for our Winter Planting Blitz at Ryans Lagoon Wetlands!
