Following the February premiere of the Kids on Country documentary,  there has been even more interest in the program, and the incredible students who featured in the documentary.

Recently Warren and Katie from the Kids on Country team, along with students and teachers from Le Fevre High School were interviewed by Joy Lothian from Aboriginal Way, for its podcast and next publication.

The episode is a wonderful way to hear about the program and impact of the camps on young Aboriginal people, particularly the teachers' and students' perspectives.

The Australian Land Conservation Alliance (ALCA) is running a Conservation Finance Webinar Series, unpacking real-world applications from their Conservation Finance Handbook.

As an ALCA member, Nature Foundation were delighted to be invited to be part of the panel for the Philanthropy & Nature webinar, with CEO Alex Nankivell joining other experts in the field to share and discuss real-world case studies on how giving—from corporate, foundation, and individual donors—is driving investment into nature, and shaping conservation outcomes across Australia.

Environmental water delivery aims to address the declining health of wetland ecosystems during prolonged dry periods and to achieve improvements in environmental condition. It seeks to mimic key parts of the natural flow regimes where possible, to create suitable habitat to support breeding and regeneration of key species.

Earlier this month, our Reserve Management team visited Mongolurring to scope and plan the initial reserve management tasks and review the baseline monitoring site locations. They provided feedback and recommendations to the Science and Knowledge team, to assist with preparing for this survey.

Long-time supporter Bill Doyle is very active behind the camera, and you'll likely have seen many of his photos taken across our reserve network and at events. This edition, we're putting him front and centre, learning about his involvement with Nature Foundation and his passion for conservation.