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Residents within the City of Armadale now have the opportunity to receive free native seedlings and the support of a dedicated Habitat Links Officer to help improve biodiversity and the health of the City’s treasured natural environment through the recently launched Habitat Links program.
Landowners whose properties are zoned as Special Residential, Rural Living or General Rural (under the City of Armadale’s Town Planning Scheme No. 4), and that contain or are adjacent to priority conservation value bushland, wetlands, and watercourses may be eligible to receive native seedlings and ongoing support around the development and implementation of revegetation and habitat creation projects.
Participants of the program will also receive technical advice to help with:
Native plant species selection
Planting techniques to give seedlings a greater chance of survival
Weed management
Feral animal management
Creating wildlife habitat
Erosion management
Environmental monitoring
If you would like further information or if you believe you are eligible and would like to do your bit for the environment, register your expression of interest below.
Residents within the City of Armadale now have the opportunity to receive free native seedlings and the support of a dedicated Habitat Links Officer to help improve biodiversity and the health of the City’s treasured natural environment through the recently launched Habitat Links program.
Landowners whose properties are zoned as Special Residential, Rural Living or General Rural (under the City of Armadale’s Town Planning Scheme No. 4), and that contain or are adjacent to priority conservation value bushland, wetlands, and watercourses may be eligible to receive native seedlings and ongoing support around the development and implementation of revegetation and habitat creation projects.
Participants of the program will also receive technical advice to help with:
Native plant species selection
Planting techniques to give seedlings a greater chance of survival
Weed management
Feral animal management
Creating wildlife habitat
Erosion management
Environmental monitoring
If you would like further information or if you believe you are eligible and would like to do your bit for the environment, register your expression of interest below.
Thank you for your interest in the City of Armadale's Habitat Links program. To register for the program, please complete the following form. The Habitat Links Officer will then confirm your eligibility get in touch. If eligible, a site visit will be organised to discuss your revegetation and habitat creation project.
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Ongoing monitoring of the Habitat Links program outcomes is crucial for evaluating the effectiveness of the program and identifying areas for improvement. We welcome your feedback about your efforts in 2023 so we can develop and modify the program for 2024 and beyond.
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