Seeding Native Grassland RestorationValidated by everclime
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Restore Australia's Native Grasslands
To restore Australia’s native grasslands and ecosystems by harvesting, distributing, and replanting diverse native seeds - ensuring healthy, resilient landscapes for wildlife, communities, and future generations.
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Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
Aims to protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, manage forests, combat desertification, and halt biodiversity loss.
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Restoring Country from the Ground Up
Seeding Natives is at the forefront of Australia’s ecological restoration movement, reconnecting communities with their landscapes by reviving native grasslands—some of the most endangered ecosystems on the continent. Through a science-backed, seed-first approach, they are rebuilding biodiverse habitats in the Adelaide and Mount Lofty regions. These efforts don't just revive plants; they re-establish ecological relationships and provide refuge for species on the brink of extinction. By focusing on ground layer ecosystems and collaborating with Indigenous knowledge holders, Seeding Natives is restoring more than land—they are renewing the ecological and cultural fabric of Country.
Regenerating Grassland
In less than two centuries, we’ve lost 99% of native grasslands and 90% of grassy woodlands, resulting in many species going extinct or becoming threatened. It doesn’t have to be this way. With your help, we can restore the Adelaide and Mount Lofty regions to save precious ecosystems and stop more species from being lost forever, safeguarding our biodiversity. Successful ecological restoration requires a solid foundation—which is why we focus on getting the ground layer right, including the direct seeding of diverse native grasslands. Planting only tube-stock or just trees and shrubs isn’t enough. Since 2012, we’ve been working towards restoring at least 30% of our lost habitats. We do this by creating biodiverse ecosystems from the ground up, managing them, and protecting them for the future so that extinctions are no longer a threat faced by our precious flora and fauna.
