Biodiversity Conservation and Monitoring at Trigwell Bridge

This project will fence off a creekline with valuable remnant vegetation, rehabilitate it with revegetation and create a biodiversity corridor that links to a nature reserve. In addition, the project will monitor fauna species present, with a focus on nationally significant species, and control feral animals. Through these: 22 ha of high value remnant vegetation on farmland will be protected; 10 ha will be planted with biodiverse plantings to create a wildlife corridor across the landscape; 40 ha of feral animal control and monitoring will be undertaken; and the condition of a tributary of the Blackwood River will be improved. At least 300 people will have improved awareness through use of a website information hub and resources.