Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA) has recently been awarded an Australian Government 20 Million Trees project to revegetate 3 ha of Koala Habitat and Lowland Rainforest adjacent to the Wilson’s River near Lismore, NSW and regenerate an additional 2.2 ha through weed control activities. CVA is partnering with landholders and community volunteers in the Lismore area […]
These past few months, we have had our crews out working with the Save the Tasmanian Devil team, undertaking devil habitat improvements and camera trap monitoring on the Tasman Peninsula. The captive bred devil release site is located in southern Tasmania and is playing a vital role in providing a safe haven for facial tumour free […]
Conservation Volunteers Australia in partnership with the NSW Government has been working on the conservation of the koala population from Campbelltown to the Southern Highlands. The community have contributed to collecting information through koala surveys and tracking, and also improved more than 10 hectares of bushland in the region. Koalas in the Wollondilly Shire are […]
Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA) has been grateful to receive funding through the Adobe Foundation for two vitally important projects aimed at protecting Australia’s native species; Sydney’s Koalas Most recently, Adobe supported a study monitoring a koala population just outside Sydney. Our much-loved koala is currently listed as vulnerable to extinction under Australia’s national environment law. […]
Go Wild Photo Prize Winner – Robert Nylander Congratulations to one of Conservation Volunteers Australia’s (CVA) long standing volunteers, Robert Nylander, who has won the national Go Wild Photo Prize for 2017! The winning photo taken by Robert is of a ‘Magnificent Blue Wren’, taken in the John Graham Reserve, Coogee. As part of our national […]
