Land for Wildlife

Land for Wildlife (Victoria) is a State government program supporting landholders or managers who provide habitat for native wildlife on their land.

In operation since November 1981, there are now more than 5,900 Victorian Land for Wildlife properties involving over 14,800 dedicated people.

They are making a significant contribution to native biodiversity conservation by managing over 560,000 hectares of their combined properties as wildlife habitat.

This includes a wide range of ecosystems found on private land including forests, woodlands, heaths, grasslands and freshwater environments.

	Features, services & qualifications What is the Land for Wildlife program and what services does it provide landowners?
	Membership – How do I get involved? There are many opportunities for volunteer involvement, depending on your interests, skills and time commitment with Land for Wildlife.
	Newsletter The Land For Wildlife Newsletter is a regular publication which includes information on practical aspects of land management, including how to protect or enhance habitats.
	Frequently asked questions Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Land for Wildlife.
	Related Links Links for key government and non-government conservation agencies and groups.
	Contact us Find your nearest Land for Wildlife Extension Office.