Creating glideways at Wombeyan: A new conservation effort to protect the Greater Glider

A new conservation initiative is underway in the Wombeyan Valley to protect one of Australia’s most enchanting and endangered marsupials — the Southern Greater Glider.

Once common in eucalypt forests along Australia’s east coast, the Southern Greater Glider has experienced population declines of up to 80% areas such as the Greater Blue Mountains over the last […]

2025 K2W Annual Forum

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Goulburn’s mushroom moment at Hume Con

Doctor Alison Pouilot has travelled the world, speaking to foragers, forayers, farmers, children, and adults. On Wednesday, April 30th, she was in Goulburn at the Hume Conservatorium, addressing an audience of 65 people.

This event, Fungus Discovery Workshop: What’s that Mushroom?, is part of a series of Land for Wildlife talks jointly run by talks […]

Citizen scientists learn about capturing wildlife on camera

On Saturday, November 23, K2W Link with Fullerton Hadley Landcare hosted a citizen science workshop, Wildlife In Action: The A-Z of Camera-traps, at Kempton Hall, Fullerton, led by ecologists from Southern Inland Environmental. 

Participants in the workshop learned skills for wildlife monitoring and conservation, focusing on using wildlife cameras and data recording to contribute to the […]

Crookwell teens and youth build resilience through Thrive Through Drought project

Community conservation group K2W Link, funded by the Future Drought Fund held a series of events as part of Thrive Through Drought, a project to help communities in the Upper Lachlan and Hilltops region be prepared for, and resilient to, the impacts of drought.

With nearly 70% of the land devoted to agriculture in the area […]

K2W partners with young conservationists for international initiative

In November, Indonesian ocean-climate advocate Brigitta Gunawan and British filmmaker Josh Clarke joined the Great Eastern Ranges as part of the DARWIN200 leadership programme and attended the Glideways project area in Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala.

The two-year iconic DARWIN200 conservation mission aboard the historic Dutch tall ship Oosterschelde is retracing Charles Darwin’s voyage of the Beagle. While […]

The Power of Collaborative Conservation at WILD12

In August, Jayden Gunn, the vice chair of K2W Link, attended the 12th World Wilderness Conference – WILD12 hosted by the Sicangu Lakota Treaty Council of the Rosebud Sioux Reservation in the Black Hills of South Dakota, USA.

Jayden presented on K2W Link and the Power of Collaborative Conservation. K2W Link is more than just a […]

Connecting with students in conservation, resilience and agriculture

Crookwell High School recently hosted a successful Agriculture Day, aimed at inspiring students to become informed environmental and agricultural stewards. The event, a collaboration with local conservation initiatives and agriculture organisations, focused on building community resilience in the face of challenges like drought.

Agriculture Teacher Brett Woods and Primary Industries Teacher Chris Wilson from CHS, along with Clare McCabe […]

Celebrate Biodiversity Month with ARC by Erth at GPAC

This September, the Goulburn Performing Arts Centre (GPAC), in partnership with local conservation initiative K2W Link Inc and puppetry-based theatrical productions company Erth Visual & Physical Inc, will celebrate Biodiversity Month and National Threatened Species Day by hosting Erth’s new production ARC at GPAC on September 10 and 11.

This extraordinary show will introduce families and […]

Wildlife conservation collaboration focuses on innovation and partnerships in Crookwell

A successful wildlife conservation event, sponsored by Cores, Corridors and Koalas – a partnership between the Great Eastern Ranges and WWF-Australia was held last Friday in Crookwell. This event, hosted by K2W Link, brought together a diverse group of stakeholders passionate about protecting the local flora and fauna around the Southern Tableland region.

“This event was […]