As a group we aim to restore the natural balance to this majestic landscape, At present, our greatest threat to our native wildlife is feral animals They cause habitat destruction, competition and predation. We need to protect our unique and endangered wildlife on the Korong Ridge, and improve their habitat. This means removing feral pest animals like foxes, cats and rabbits, and providing a safer habitat for our threatened native animals and plants. Rewilding helps restore the natural balance for future generations.

Put simply - Feral cats, foxes and rabbits are out, Brush-tailed Rock Wallabies, Bandicoots, Bettongs and Quolls are in. 

We're going to purchase and install a minimum of 10 x remote operated (trail) cameras $900.00 x 10 = $9,000 (excludes GST), facility hire and catering for field days and camp-outs $2,700 (excludes GST) Includes: Toilet hire, catering, picnic baskets, bus hire.

As with any large project, having limited funding is always challenging, but if we reach our target, DELWP will match the funds raised from this campaign, enabling us to undertake further conservation works,

We intend to continue to apply for further community grants for a series of management and long-term conservation activities and hope to have you along for the journey.

 We are a dedicated community group of volunteers, determined to see this project through, and with your help we will make it happen.  Our greatest strength are volunteers, plus the wealth of Natural Landscape Management expertise within our networks,