Landholder partnerships
Creating, improving and protecting habitat on private land
Vegetation on private land plays an important role in the ongoing survival of our city’s wildlife. Like jigsaw pieces in a big puzzle, blocks of private land act as links or stepping stones with our public estate and other private properties, to create wildlife corridors and large areas of habitat that our wildlife can thrive in.
The City offers several schemes through its Conservation Partnerships Program (CPP) to support landholders wanting to learn more about the plants and animals on their property and how to encourage native habitat.
Land for Wildlife
Free resources, workshops and support to help you conserve and restore wildlife habitat on your property.
Nature Conservation Assistance Program
Financial grants to assist private landholders to undertake restoration on their property
Bushland health checks
Free site visit to help identify native flora and fauna, environmental weeds and give practical advice
Ecological restoration video resources
Learn about our services and watch training videos on ecological restoration techniques.
Voluntary Conservation Agreements
Learn about how you can benefit from formally protecting the conservation values on your property long-term.
Have Your Say – Conservation Partnerships
Stay in touch and have your say about conservation on the Gold Coast.
The Gold Coast is one of Australia’s most biodiverse cities.
A large proportion of the natural areas across the city are on private properties. These properties are vital to the conservation of wildlife and threatened species from Currumbin Valley to Cedar Creek, from the hinterland to the coast.
Join other private landholders across the Gold Coast in conserving and restoring our natural environment.
