Wattlebewillbe is a 22-hectare private property of high ecological value in the Brigalow Belt bioregion at Three Moon, about 180 km west of Bundaberg. It features remnant eucalypt woodlands and seasonal watercourses that provide important habitat for endangered species, including the greater glider (Petauroides volans) and koala (Phascolarctos cinereus). Adjoining over 40,000 hectares of Coominglah State Forest—including areas of Endangered Regional Ecosystems—the property contributes to habitat connectivity and landscape-scale biodiversity.
Managed for conservation and ecological restoration since 2010, Wattlebewillbe is a registered Wildlife Land Trust sanctuary and provides an example of small-scale private land restoration. Low-impact food production operates alongside active habitat recovery, demonstrating a practical approach to regenerative land use.
The property’s environmental values are monitored through a registered Accounting for Nature® Environmental Account for woodland birds. A Conservation Management Plan (CMP) outlines the property’s ecological values and provides a clear, practical framework to guide restoration and management priorities over time.
Visit here for more information about the Wattlebewillbe Environmental Account.
For support with developing Conservation Management Plans or Environmental Accounts, contact: info@thriive.com.au
