Grampians to Pyrenees Biolink

The Grampians to Pyrenees Biolink is a key component of the Great Eastern Ranges Wildlife Corridor, situated at its western extremity linking it to the Grampians National Park and the Habitat 141 Wildlife Corridor. This project will work with regional partners to increase carbon stores and improve connectivity between the Grampians and the Pyrenees Ranges for a variety of nationally threatened species. Core remnant vegetation patches will be connected by 225ha of revegetation, the condition of remnant patches improved over 215ha and key threats to remnant vegetation such as invasive species addressed across 2630ha. A 'Connectivity Plan' will also be developed to determine the highest priorities into the future.