Partnerships
The Great Eastern Ranges
Biolinks Alliance is working with Great Eastern Ranges partnerships to deliver Glideways in the Melbourne Ark (GitMA) throughout Central Victoria. Partnering with GER through NSW, Biolinks Alliance is sharing experiences and coordinating action for the protection of Glider species across the landscape.
Parks Victoria
Biolinks Alliance is working with Parks Victoria to deliver the Spring Plains Watershed Repair project in Heathcote, Victoria. The project integrates restoration techniques that, at least in Central Victoria, have never before been combined at a landscape-scale to demonstrate how the health of bushland damage can be quickly and cost-effectively restored.
City of Greater Bendigo
Biolinks Alliance and the City of Greater Bendigo have partnered to deliver the Heathcote Local to Landscape plan. Produced in collaboration with the Heathcote community, this is a plan for community-led landscape-scale ecological restoration.
La Trobe University
Biolinks Alliance has a strong connections with research teams at La Trobe University, brokering their leading landscape and conservation research through our knowledge symposia, and now partnering together on the Yam Paddock project.
Macedon Ranges Shire Council
Biolinks Alliance received a 2022 Landcare grant within the Greenhill to Blackhill biolink that addresses springs and soaks - the priority conservation value identified by the local community.
Birdlife Australia
Biolinks Alliance is a delivery partner of Birdlife Australia’s 2020 Temperate Woodland Bird Conservation Action Plan, that sets out a strategic framework to address key threats to woodland birds.
North Central Catchment Management Authority
Biolinks Alliance’s Kangaroo Creek Glideways project is providing an opportunity to partner around shared objectives with North Central Catchment Management Authorities (NCCMA) 10-year ‘Healthy Coliban’ Project.
Dja Dja Wurrung
Biolinks Alliance is working with Dja Dja Wurrung on the Yam Paddock Project and the restoration of a reach of Snipes Creek (part of the Greenhill to Black Hill Biolink) and is increasingly seeking opportunities to work with Djandak on future projects.