Big Scrub Landcare Working to Save our Species

Big Scrub Landcare Working to Save our Species

Big Scrub Landcare (BSL) is doing something to stop the extinction of more than 28 threatened animal species and 30 threatened plant species that are found in critically endangered lowland subtropical rainforest across the Big Scrub. BSL in partnership with NSW...
Fieldwork Volunteer Needed for Research

Fieldwork Volunteer Needed for Research

Contributed by Sally Cooper Where do the seedlings you use in your revegetation projects come from? I’m not talking about which nursery they were purchased from; I am talking about where they were collected from as seed or cuttings. Where were the seedlings’ parents...
$554,000 for Saving Our Species Big Scrub Project

$554,000 for Saving Our Species Big Scrub Project

Big Scrub Landcare have been awarded $290,400 under the NSW Government’s Saving our Species Conservation Co-Funding Scheme for a project to conserve and facilitate the recovery of critically endangered lowland subtropical rainforest and its many landscape-managed...
The Booyong Reserve Story

The Booyong Reserve Story

Contributed by Darren Bailey, Committee Member, Big Scrub Landcare. Over the past 20 years Big Scrub Landcare have funded and overseen the delivery of 655 days of professional bush regeneration work at Booyong Reserve at a total cost of over $136,000. Contributing to...
Big Scrub Restoration – 2016/2017 Achievements

Big Scrub Restoration – 2016/2017 Achievements

Contributed by Dr. Tony Parkes, President, Big Scrub Landcare Five projects contributed to our continuing long-term Big Scrub Restoration Program in 2016-17: Year 5 of our six-year $250,000 NSW Environmental Trust project titled Rehabilitating/restoring endangered...
Donate Now to Remnant Care

Donate Now to Remnant Care

This year we celebrate 25 years of success. We have delivered 45 projects worth $5,000000 in value, worked on the restoration of 600 ha of remnants and facilitated the planting of 1,500,000 trees which is restoring 300ha of rainforest. The availability of regular...