Bushfire recovery support and resources now available for land managers affected by the Deep Creek and Nangkita fires.
Native vegetation and revegetation
Native vegetation is vital to the health and future of the Hills and Fleurieu.
Protecting what remains and restoring what has been lost helps our landscapes and wildlife stay resilient and creates the habitat many species rely on.
Everyone has a role to play. No matter how big or small your contribution is, from planting a single tree to restoring a whole paddock, it all helps. You can take action by improving the condition of the native vegetation on your property, creating habitat and carrying out successful revegetation.
The pages below will help you get started with choosing local plants, managing weeds and finding native plant nurseries.
Ready to take action?
Our Five Step Guides make it easy to get started with practical advice you can follow at your own pace. Whether you want to protect native vegetation, plan a revegetation project or get on top of weed control, these guides take you through identifying issues, setting priorities and planning your next steps.
Each guide includes an Action Plan template you can use to map out your work, track your progress and stay on top of seasonal jobs.
Visit the page below to download the guides and start making a difference on your property today.
