Updated 4/4/2023 Carnarvon Station Reserve, Qld Camping Information Quick facts Acquired: 2001 Area: 59,000 ha Traditional owners: Bidjara

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‘Right-way’ fire. Aboriginal people have managed fire regimes for thousands of years and continue to manage large parts of Australia through the careful use of fire.. Strict cultural protocols around burning were once common and today many of our partnerships with Aboriginal groups maintain these protocols through the role of elders in determining where and when fire is introduced.

Evelyn Downs provides suitable habitat for up to 26 animal species of conservation significance. These include the Bronze-back Legless Lizard (Ophidiocephalus taeniatus), Ochre Dragon (Ctenophorus tjantjalka) and Grey Falcon (Falco hypoleucos).Historically, other species have been recorded on the reserve including the Kowari (Dayuroides byrnei), Plains Mouse (Pseudomys australis) and a species ...

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Plant species diversity in the Southwest Botanical Province is higher than in tropical Australian rainforests. The Reserve also extends into the more arid Eremean Province to the north, creating an interesting ‘melting pot’ of plant species.. Charles Darwin Reserve provides habitat for over 230 animals including mammals, reptiles, birds and amphibians.

What we're doing. Habitat is ideal for Tammar Wallaby, once thought nearly extinct in the region, with many being captured on infra-red remote sensor cameras on the reserve.. A survey of Malleefowl mounds in 2020 found 15 active mounds – the highest concentration of active mounds in south west WA at the time. We've since been working to enhance their recovery by controlling feral animals and ...

Established: 1998 Area: 6.8 ha Location: 175km north east of Hobart South Esk Pine trees on the banks of the Apsley River, just north of Freycinet National Park, typically rely on fire to release seeds.But if fires are too hot or too frequent, they can’t survive.

With your help, we intend to: Significantly scale up our national conservation innovation program to enable depth of impact across the landscapes we actively manage; Double the amount of land that we directly own and manage from 1.2 million hectares to 2.4 million hectares; Deepen our support of Aboriginal Partnerships through exploring, strengthening and …