Bunyas to Border
Bunyas to Border sits along the Great Dividing Range and stretches from the Queensland - New South Wales border to the Bunya Mountains.
This Koala Climate Corridor is rich in biodiversity and cultural heritage, containing World Heritage-listed landscapes and unique volcanic landform, and is the headwaters of major river systems. It also supports a growing human population.
With IFAW and Great Eastern Ranges spearheading the project, local community-based conservation group Lockyer Uplands Catchment Inc. initiated on-the-ground activities, working collaboratively with local groups, landholders and communities to protect, enhance, reconnect and regenerate habitat.
This helps local wildlife like koalas have safe spaces to move as conditions and food sources shift, while also supporting the needs of long-distance migrators such as rainbow bee-eaters.
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