Links to more resources
Links to resources and information
Our Community’s Funding Centre has a page dedicated to grants for bushfire relief. It covers National and State based funding opportunities.
Organisations taking an ecological approach to emergency recovery
- Ecological Society of Australia
- Invasive Species Council
- Bush Heritage Australia
- Trust for Nature Vic
- NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust
- Nature Conservation Society of SA
- Friends of Parks SA
- Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife
- Firesticks
- Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning
- NSW Dept Planning Industry and Environment
- Australian Wildlife Conservancy
Native animal rescue organisations
- For Australian Wildlife Needing Aid (FAWNA)
- NSW Wildlife Council (NWC).
- Zoos Victoria Bushfire Emergency Wildlife Fund
- Wildlife Victoria
- WIRES Wildlife Rescue
- Wildlife Rescue South Coast Inc
- Woodgate and Surrounds Wildlife Rescue
- WWF bushfire appeal
- International Fund for Animal Welfare(Australia office)
- RSPCA bushfire appeal
- Wildlife Rescue contacts, Australia Wide (a FB group)
- Animal Rescue Collective (a FB group)
- Port Macquarie Koala Hospital
Groups supporting rural landholders affected by fire
- Far South Coast Conservation Management Network
- Landcare Australia
- Trust for Nature Victoria
- NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust
- BlazeAid
- Local Land Services
- NSW Dept Planning Industry and Environment
- Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning
- Qld Department of Environment and Science
- Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment
- WA Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
- Also check your local council
Links to groups working where planting is really needed
Creating new areas of habitat in already cleared areas (especially wildlife corridors):
- Greening Australia
- Australian Network for Plant Conservation– 2019/20 Bushfire Resources
- Trees for Life SA
- Gondwana Link
- Also check your local council and state environmental agencies
Replanting and seed banking to conserve threatened species
Planting to improve ecosystem services, store carbon and support biodiversity
Planting to provide habitat in fire prone backyards
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Post-fire bush regeneration and
Seedling recognition
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