BeImpact: Narndee Wild Earth Registry
BeImpact will be surveying the biological diversity, managing invasive animals, and establishing specific programs for threatened species. They include the Mallee Fowl. It is thought that several small mammals persist in the landscape, but no surveys have been conducted. We will also set in place management practices that protect cultural heritage and ecological processes.
- Implement a program for the protection of the Narndee Mallee Fowl population.
- Undertake comprehensive biological surveys, to underpin conservation actions for key species and ecosystems.
- Repair of fragile foot slopes on the Breakaway country.
- Map the landscape-scale ecological flows and processes, and design landscape management to protect these processes.
- Map cultural heritage sites, and design and implement long-term protection strategies.
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BeImpact will be surveying the biological diversity, managing invasive animals, and establishing specific programs for threatened species. They include the Mallee Fowl. It is thought that several small mammals persist in the landscape, but no surveys have been conducted. We will also set in place management practices that protect cultural heritage and ecological processes.
- Implement a program for the protection of the Narndee Mallee Fowl population.
- Undertake comprehensive biological surveys, to underpin conservation actions for key species and ecosystems.
- Repair of fragile foot slopes on the Breakaway country.
- Map the landscape-scale ecological flows and processes, and design landscape management to protect these processes.
- Map cultural heritage sites, and design and implement long-term protection strategies.
Projects with Forever Wild
Forever Wild: Cape York, Burning for Biodiversity
Forever Wild acquires and manages land for nature and people. Science shows us that both can co-exist in a contemporary world, and we have set out to make it happen. Our Shared Earth Landscapes are a powerful demonstration of how to put nature and social well-being at the heart of landscape management.
The Tropical Wetlands reserve in Northern Australia is one property in our Cape York Shared Earth Landscape. The reserve has permanent lakes, swamps and creeks and an incredible mosaic of old-growth savanna woodland. The landscape holds one of the highest mammal diversities in the Cape York region, over 220 species of birds (over one quarter of Australia’s bird species) and diverse elements from Aboriginal and early settler European culture. The Tropical Wetlands is a biodiversity jewel.
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