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Greening Australia - Capital Region

Since its inception Greening Australia has focused on the importance of social engagement. But it is a focus which has evolved over time. Once Greening Australia pursued a 3 Es approach - Educate, Enthuse and Empower. Now it champions the 3Ps - People, Partnerships and Projects. This change - from creating a climate conducive to greening Australia to actually greening Australia  was developed in the early years of the Natural Heritage Trust. Greening Australia ACT & SE NSWs primary roles today include:

Helping People On The Land - providing fast and friendly technical advice, training and onground assistance to landholders - connecting activities behind the farm gate to the wider world through links to schools, community groups, catchment and regional organisations, businesses and government agencies.
Recovering Landscapes-  increasing native vegetation cover in the landscape to combat salinity, conserve nature and boost production. Through its cost-effective, fee-for-service direct seeding program, Greening Australia is able to revegetate large areas, organise special field days, provide on-site advice, seed, machinery and operation.
Linking Habitat - implementing vegetation plans and following conservation guidelines to fence off and manage vegetation communities, and conserve, buffer and link habitat for birds and other species.
Restoring River Health - offering technical advice and assistance to protect native remnant vegetation along waterways, prevent willow invasion and counter the problems of sedimentation caused by bank erosion.
Building Conservation Partnerships - forging key partnerships with community, scientific, business and government agencies at local, regional, state and national levels to grow, plant and manage vegetation for multiple benefits.

 

For more information visit the GA website or contact the Regional Office.

 

 

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