Earlier this month , our Ecologist Chris Pocknee had the opportunity to attend the annual Victorian Biodiversity Conference. When you head along to a conference like this, you hope the subject matter will push the innovative edges of your imagination and you’ll meet some of the scientific and influential minds leading the charge.
Read MoreGrab a cuppa and watch this short video (sub 2 minutes) about our recently completed 138-hectare Spring Plains Watershed Repair Pilot Project.
Read MoreRenowned for our high-quality, thought-provoking events, we are excited to launch our 2024 Monthly Webinar Series.
Read MoreAt the heart of what we do at Biolinks Alliance is sharing the scientific learnings from our demonstration projects that restore and protect our environment.
Read MoreFind a shady patch of grass under a Large Old Tree and spend some quality time with one of our dedicated Biolinks Alliance team members - Sarah Smith, our Network Members and Operations Manager.
Read MoreGrab a cuppa and take a moment to spend some time with one of our dedicated team members - Chris Pocknee, Landscape and Biodiversity Ecologist.
Read MoreSharing our expertise in large landscape restoration, Dr Sophie Bickford, Biolinks Alliance Executive Director, was invited to speak at Trust for Nature’s John Paul Memorial Lecture, Big restoration - the new movement of hope for nature.
Read MoreIn June, we began planning a project to redesign the Knowledge Hub so it can continue to do this. The project is primarily focused on improving user experience and increasing the overall quality of the hub. And we need your help!
Read MoreAs December quickly approaches, Christmas gifts for our family and friends move further up the to do list. Why not warm your loved ones’ hearts with gifts they’ll treasure for a long time to come, knowing the funds go to initiatives that help protect and restore our environment in Central Victoria.
Photo above: Limited Edition Samantha Slicer photograph - 'The Still' print available in our shop.
Our Glideways in Central Victoria initiative is providing communities in our region with the know-how to protect and conserve gliders. With our conservation leadership and expertise, we have developed a collaborative plan with our Network Members involved in the initiative to establish shared objectives for our collective projects so we can together save more gliders.
Read More138 hectares of Peters Gully within Spring Plains Nature Conservation Reserve (NCR) on Taungurung country (a fractured and degraded landscape mainly due to gold mining) has been given new life - with on-the-ground works of our innovative watershed repair pilot project now complete, since starting in June.
Read MoreAfter attending our Rewilding Central Victoria - expert panel event, Jye Tebble’s interest in our organisation’s purpose and work was sparked, and he generously offered to fundraise for us as he embarked on hiking the incredibly challenging Pacific Crest Trail in the USA.
Read MoreGrab a cuppa and take a moment to spend some time with one of our dedicated team members - Ellie McKenna, Relations Manager at Biolinks Alliance.
Read MoreA big thank you to all the volunteers that have supported our work so far this year! Safe to say, our ecosystem is being repaired at a greater scale and speed in Central Victoria, truly thanks to your help.
Read MoreGlideways has been a key focus of ours over the past few months, as we continue to work with communities and conservation groups to protect and enhance glider habitat from the Grampians to Strathbogies.
Read More“This is the best day ever” … And - that’s the best quote ever, from one of Kyneton Primary School’s Sustainability Group students during a recent planting day at our Snipes Creek Rehabilitation pilot project, which falls within the Greenhill to Black Hill Biolink.
Read MoreIn a first of its kind in Victoria - we started on-the-ground works for our innovative 138 hectare large-landscape repair pilot project in the Spring Plains Nature Conservation Reserve (NCR) near Heathcote, Victoria, in June.
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