Waulinbakh Wildlife Sanctuary-Community Meeting

Learn about the Precinct proposal, share your thoughts and connect with neighbours who care about wildlife.

The Australian Wildlife Conservancy and our partners MidCoast Council and MidCoast 2 Tops Landcare Connection are proposing to create the Waulinbakh
Conservation Precinct in the forests and valley-floors surrounding Waulinbakh Wildlife Sanctuary. And we’re inviting local landholders to join us.
The purpose of the proposed conservation precinct is to support voluntary, landholder-led conservation that strengthens habitat protection across a connected landscape.
The project area already includes an impressive network of conservation sites. Join us to help strengthen an emerging wildlife stronghold and benefit from being part of a neighbourhood of collective action.

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Welcome to Waulinbakh Wildlife Sanctuary Established in 2022 on the traditional lands of the Worimi Nation, Waulinbakh Wildlife Sanctuary protects
almost 4,000 hectares of biodiverse forests near Stroud in the MidCoast region.
The sanctuary is a stronghold for more than 20 threatened species, including iconic tree-dwellers such as the Greater Glider, Yellow-bellied Glider and Koala.

Introducing Australian Wildlife Conservancy Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) is Australia’s largest non-profit owner and manager of land for conservation.

Our ambitious mission is the effective conservation of all Australian animals and their habitats.
Lasting change happens when we work together.
Across the country, AWC partners with private landholders, farmers, Traditional Owners, government agencies, and community groups to conserve wildlife habitats at scale.Waulinbakh Conservation Precinct