A property previously used for cattle grazing with the current and future intentions for the land to allow the bush to naturally regenerate
A property previously used for cattle grazing with the current and future intentions for the land to allow the bush to naturally regenerate
A property currently a wildlife sanctuary also used for agriculture — primarily for raising cattle and breeding and training horses
A wildlife sanctuary protecting existing habitat, used as a wildlife corridor by local wildlife
A property bordering Cobaw forest that is used for wildlife rehabilitation and recreation
A sanctuary used for agriculture, being an olive farm with 600 olive trees, four dams and four empty paddocks ready to be regenerated
A wildlife sanctuary used for wildlife rehabilitation and education, being established as a thriving safe place for native animals and rescued domestic birds
An extensively restored property, strengthening biolinks to and between surrounding properties
Natural Australian bushland notable for hundreds of grass trees (Xanthorrhoea)
A property currently being restored back to native bushland and possible future site for the targeted rewilding of certain native species
A sanctuary of plantations of Western red cedar and grasslands
Fill out our application form to get started. We’ll create a personalised Letter of Agreement for your property which is flexible, non-binding and can be cancelled at any time.
Australia is lucky to have some of the most unique and diverse wildlife on the planet, but our native species and the places they call home are disappearing. The Wildlife Land Trust is a national movement to help landholders save our wildlife by conserving, restoring and enhancing their land.
