Graeme Kirk is extremely proud of his 300 hectares of land at Wollondilly on the south-western outskirts of Sydney, NSW. A keen advocate of the region, Graeme uses his property for grazing sheep and protecting native bushland.
Do you have native vegetation on parts of your property?
Would you like to receive financial and technical support to conserve it for future generations?
Come join us at one of the information sessions we are hosting in the Central West in February to discover the BCT program offerings
Are you are a landholder in NSW who wants to protect the biodiversity on your property and get funding in return? The BCT runs Conservation Tenders throughout the year in targeted regions of the state. Landholders successful throughout the tenders receive annual payments for protecting and managing biodiversity on their property.
Five landholders in the Port Macquarie region are entering conservation agreements with the Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) to protect regionally important koala habitat on parts of their properties in perpetuity.
In late November 2018, students from Holbrook School and Albury High visited Yencanyah, a property in Burrumbuttock, to learn about the local biodiversity and about private land conservation in a BioBlitz event.
Today the Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) released its annual report 2017-18 which showcases the BCT’s achievements in its first year of operation.
