A very strategic tea towel
Apparently we've said for many years, after looking at far too many strategic documents that run to 50-100 pages, that a strategy isn't strategic unless you can print it on a tea-towel. Then ...
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Our vision
Reconnected country across south-western Australia, from the wet forests in the southwest corner to the dry woodlands and mallee bordering the Nullarbor Plain, in which ecosystem function and biodiversity are restored and maintained.
‘Gondwana Link is the most exciting thing that is happening in restoration in Australia, if not the world.’
Professor Richard Hobbs, University of Western Australia
What we do
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Exciting stuff
Celebrating 20 years at Chingarrup Sanctuary!
On 3 December 2002, Eddy and Donna Wajon started the ball rolling by taking formal ownership of their wonderful Chingarrup Sanctuary property. This was the first conservation property ...
Balijup Field Day for conservation landholders
Balijup Field Day brings conservation landholders together. Over thirty conservation landholders and practitioners from across the Great Southern gathered at Balijup farm near Tenterden, ...
EcoHealth program shows encouraging results
A critically important new Gondwana Link program has got off to a flying start in the Margaret River end of the Link, with initial funding provided by the State Natural Resource Management ...
Dive into Gondwana Link’s online guide to the places, people and natural wonders of the Great Southern
Heartland Journeys will enrich your experience of the Great Southern’s extraordinary natural values, cultural history and world-class eco-restoration efforts.
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By donating to Gondwana Link you will be helping us to reconnect country across 1,000km of south-western Australia.
© Raana Scott - Carnaby cockatoo in flight, flame grevillea