Creating Three Safer Havens

A master project in collaboration with the Department for Environment and Water (DEW)

2%
raised across all projects

The Project

The aim of the project is to continue to develop and create three unfenced safer havens for the reintroduction of threatened and culturally significant species whilst maintaining habitats, increasing climate resilience and ensuring populations are nationally recognised in semi-arid South Australia. With 11 projects planned over 3 years, this $3million partnership includes a range of projects shown below.

Repopulation of the Western Quoll

$5,000 / $130,000

Securing Red-tailed Phascogale

$25,025 / $300,000

Bassian Thrush

Project coming soon

Rebuilding Malleefowl Populations

Project coming soon

Short-tailed Grasswren

Project coming soon

Protecting Threatened Plants

Project coming soon

Recovering Iconic Plant Species

Project coming soon

Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby

Project coming soon

Wirti Udla Vari

Project coming soon

Bringing Back Bilbies

Project coming soon

Protecting Sandhill Dunnarts

Project coming soon

All 11 projects need your support for overall success.

About the Three Safer Havens

Over the eleven years of partnering to deliver reintroduction projects, FAME and DEW have achieved significant ecological outcomes and demonstrated the potential and value of public-private partnerships. Together we have successfully brought the Western Quoll (chuditch, locally idnya) and Brushtail Possum (virlda) back to South Australia’s central and northern Flinders Ranges and are currently reintroducing Red-tailed Phascogales (kengoor) to the Gawler Ranges.

 To protect these reintroduced populations, we will create and develop three unfenced safer havens, each approximately 500 km2 within the Ikara-Flinders Ranges, Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges and Gawler Ranges National Parks. Within these havens, we will look to recover threatened and iconic species, reverse extinctions and undertake threat mitigation.

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