On-Ground Works Support

Natural Resources Kangaroo Island operates an On-ground Works Program that takes a range of measures to support land managers in addressing salinity, biodiversity and soil conservation and sustainably managing land on a landscape scale. This program continues over 15 years of work funded by the National Landcare Program (NAP), Natural Heritage Trust (NHT) and National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality (NAP). Research from other programs on KI is used to determine the range of on-ground works offered to land managers to ensure the sustainable management of the Island’s natural resources.

Natural Resources Kangaroo Island also operates the KI Seedbank and Nursery propagating local species for the best results with restorative works.

The last round of assistance to landholders offered funds for:

  • fencing existing native vegetation
  • fencing saltland areas
  • planting native trees and shrubs
  • stock and/or vehicle crossings
  • water point relocation.

 

Contact the Natural Resources Centre if you are interested in applying for on-ground works funding.

Contact

Mark Morris, Regional Landcare Facilitator, ph: (08) 8553 4441
Grant Flanagan, Land and Water Program Manager, ph: (08) 8553 4440
Kate Buck, Regional Landcare Facilitator, ph: (08) 8553 4444
Veronica Bates, Seedbank and Nursery Coordinator, ph: (08) 8553 4444 or 0437 322692.

 

Above: A landholder discussing the placement of on-ground works on their property with On-ground Work Project Officer Grant Flanagan.  Image courtesy Department of Environment and Water Resources, Canberra.