Our new nature reserve: Mongolurring

Our Impact

Nature Foundation’s conservation work is vital to sustainably manage Australia’s unique landscapes, flora and fauna.

1.15 million hectares
is the total area of land we have helped protect
500,000+ hectares
is the combined land area of our nine nature reserves: Witchelina, Hiltaba, Tiliqua, Watchalunga, Para Woodlands, Murbpook Lagoon, Geegeela, Bullock Bridge and Mongolurring Nature Reserve
333 young Aboriginal people
have participated in our Kids on Country program
459 grants
to the value of more than $1.9 million have been awarded to university students, researchers and community organisations to support nature science research
24 properties
have been acquired with our assistance and gifted to the State Government or land managers to become part of the National Parks and National Reserve System to support at-risk species and habitats
3,090 volunteer hours
per year supporting in our office and on our reserves
4,465 supporters
help us make the impact we do.

Our work impacts many parts of South Australia which you can see on the map below:

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Learn more about our nature reserves here.

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