08/09/2026
Yesterday marked National Threatened Species Day, an important reminder that protecting local wildlife begins with protecting the habitat they rely on.
For many threatened species, trees provide essential shelter, food and movement corridors across the landscape.
Tree hollows are particularly important, offering safe nesting and refuge sites for birds, mammals and reptiles.
By planting and caring for native trees, we can all contribute to a healthier, more resilient environment for local wildlife.