Events

When: Wednesday, 15 February 2023 from 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm. 

Installing artificial hollows in the form of nest boxes, salvaged fallen hollows, stag relocation or chainsaw hollows can provide extra habitat for threatened species that depend on hollows for nesting or roosting.

This online webinar will discuss the benefits of artificial hollows and the principles of installing the most appropriate kind for different hollow-dependant species and different site conditions.

We will also provide information on when funding of artificial hollows is supported by the BCT.

A Q&A session will be held at the end of the event.

When: Wednesday, 17 May 2023 at 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm 

The main objective of a conservation grazing regime is to promote native species’ diversity and cover by encouraging grazing-sensitive plant species to increase in abundance and distribution over time. In this webinar we will talk about when and where it's appropriate and how to implement a successful grazing strategy.

There will be a Q&A session at the end of the event.

As the UN declares the 2020's as the Decade of Ecosystem Restoration, the BCT has developed guidelines, in consultation with Greening Australia, to help landholders appropriately plan for regeneration, and where beneficial, implement revegetation works on their properties.

Watch as we discuss the Guidelines for assisted regeneration and revegetation and highlight how they are being applied by landholders with a BCT Agreement and what we have learnt thus far. This webinar also includes a Q&A session.

The South East team of the BCT was invited to do a webinar as part of a special lunchtime series by the Department Of Planning and Environment to celebrate the Biodiversity Month in September.

Watch this webinar to know about the BCT’s work and current programs, private land conservation in NSW, our partnership with Landcare NSW, how we support our landholders, and to discover something new about our koala program.

Join Dr Jessica Walsh from Monash University, PhD candidate Clare Bracey, and BCT Senior Ecologist and bird expert, Tiffany Mason, as they discuss how citizen science data can help scientists gain better understanding of woodland birds, the value of private protected areas in conservation efforts, and the inspirational work the BCT landholders are doing to conserve woodland birds on their properties.