Tree hollows and fallen logs provide important homes for Australian wildlife, but they’re disappearing at an alarming rate. Trees are essential for native wildlife to find food, shelter and places to roost and nest. Hollow-bearing tees are especially important because many species use these hollows daily and seasonally to nest and raise their young.

Landholders, conservationists, and conservation-minded individuals gathered for the South East Private Land Conservation Matters Biodiversity Muster, celebrating private land conservation in southeastern NSW. The event featured expert talks on woodland birds, koala monitoring, biodiversity trust agreements, and sustainable farming. A visit to the Wandiyali Restoration Trust offered hands-on biodiversity monitoring and insights from local experts,...