Restoring Gondwana: Revegetating and Protecting the Forest to Fitzgerald Macro C

The SW Botanical Province of WA is a biodiversity hotspot with 52% plant endemism. The area between the southern forest and the Fitzgerald River NP is exceptionally biodiverse. The area has 3738 spp, whilst the NP has more mammal spp. than any other reserve in Southern WA.The Forest-Fitzgerald macro corridor project delivers on ground outcomes over 300km. It strategically builds on previous investment within Gondwana Link following key recommendations of existing plans. This collaborative project rebuilds structure and connectivity of ecosystems by restoring 720ha of native vegetation (including plantings to protect 7 EPBC fauna species), and by protecting 7460ha of remnant vegetation. It also manages threats to biodiversity over 52500ha.