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The Backyard Habitat for Wildlife program supports suburban landholders who provide native habitat in their backyard.
In cities and suburban areas, backyard habitat provides an important sanctuary for native animals, particularly when habitat in surrounding areas is damaged or lost. Pockets of habitat provide important refuges for wildlife.
Neighbours, each with backyard habitat, provide important corridors that enable wildlife to move through the landscape to find niches providing shelter, food and mates.
Participants in the program receive:
factsheets and other information
a great sign for your letterbox or gate
opportunities to network with other people who love native animals
invitations to free workshops
the opportunity to share pictures of your favourite wildlife with other members
Further information is available by contacting Council’s Project Officer – Biodiversity, Michael Corke, on (02) 6670 2592 or email mcorke@tweed.nsw.gov.au
The Backyard Habitat for Wildlife program supports suburban landholders who provide native habitat in their backyard.
In cities and suburban areas, backyard habitat provides an important sanctuary for native animals, particularly when habitat in surrounding areas is damaged or lost. Pockets of habitat provide important refuges for wildlife.
Neighbours, each with backyard habitat, provide important corridors that enable wildlife to move through the landscape to find niches providing shelter, food and mates.
Participants in the program receive:
factsheets and other information
a great sign for your letterbox or gate
opportunities to network with other people who love native animals
invitations to free workshops
the opportunity to share pictures of your favourite wildlife with other members
Further information is available by contacting Council’s Project Officer – Biodiversity, Michael Corke, on (02) 6670 2592 or email mcorke@tweed.nsw.gov.au