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Cool Burning Techniques Workshop: From Preparation to Practice
Clarence Valley - July 2026 (dates TBC)Express your Interest and be notified of upcoming workshops. We’re inviting Expressions of Interest for Original Cool Burning Techniques: From Preparation to Practice - a structured four-part learning series in the Clarence Valley designed for landholders, fire-affected residents and...
Great Koala National Park: A Landmark for Conservation and Restoration
The NSW Government has announced the creation of the Great Koala National Park, protecting 475,000 hectares of forest on the Mid North Coast. This includes 176,000 hectares of former state forests, now permanently safeguarded for wildlife and biodiversity (NSW Gov, 2025). This move is important...
“Restoring Koala Country” Named Finalist in 2025 NSW Sustainability Awards
Bold conservation initiative recognised for transforming 500km of fragmented koala habitat into thriving wildlife corridors, redefining how Australia restores its landscapes. Envite Environment’s visionary “Restoring Koala Country” initiative has been named a finalist in the 2025 NSW Sustainability Awards, earning recognition in the Biodiversity Award category for its...
Signs of Resilience: Endangered Southern Pink Underwing Moth Responds to Collaborative Restoration Efforts.
The endangered Southern Pink Underwing Moth is showing signs of resilience thanks to a large-scale environmental restoration project led by Envite Environment in collaboration with Local Traditional Owner groups, Ecologists and bush regenerators. Systematic weed control is improving the condition of breeding habitat across 38...
Koala Habitat Restoration in Clarence Valley: Envite Environment’s Conservation Success Story
24th July 2025 The devastating 2019/20 bushfires marked a turning point for Australia's endangered koalas. In their aftermath, these iconic marsupials were officially declared endangered in New South Wales, Queensland, and the ACT, highlighting their precarious battle for survival against climate change, land clearing, disease,...
CoastSnap! Empowering Visitors to Protect Turtle Habitat
23 June 2025 Envite Environment has achieved another major milestone in its Turtle Friendly Climate Resilient Coastlines project with the installation of CoastSnap monitoring stations on Yunbenun (Magnetic Island). These innovative stations protect and restore vital turtle nesting habitat while raising awareness of how climate...
Koala Dreaming
4 April 2025 This week we were involved in Yarri Barrunbatayi (Koala Dreaming) Community Planting Day at South West Rocks. It was a fantastic day at Arakoon National Park, connecting with Country, learning about koalas, and taking action for their future! Local school kids from...
Pacific Farmers join Nimbin Rocks Co-op for native tree planting.
26th March 2025 Community members from the Nimbin Rocks Co-operative, alongside visitors from Vanuatu participating in the Pacific Farmer-to-Farmer Regenerative Stewardship Training program, gathered to plant over 800 native trees along the Goolmangar Creek . This event, part of the Nimbin Rocks Riparian Restoration project,...
Cyclone Alfred Clean-Up: A First-Hand Account from the Envite Team
23rd March 2025 When Cyclone Alfred finally hit the mainland on March 8, 2025, after lingering in the Coral Sea for weeks, we knew we were in for a tough clean-up. Even though it had weakened by the time it reached us, the cyclone still...
