Nature Glenelg Trust is a not-for-profit environmental organisation in South Australia and Victoria, established and run by a group of dedicated people who live in the region and are working for the region. Nature Glenelg Trust believes in positive action and leading by example in our on-ground and other project work, to benefit the regional environment and community.
Not-for-profit
Nature Glenelg Trust is a not-for-profit environmental organisation in South Australia and Victoria. We work within the community to protect and enhance the natural environment in the NRM regions situated between Adelaide (SA) and Melbourne (Vic). Within this region, the organisation has a particular focus on wetland conservation and restoration activities, but will also work on a wide range of other biodiversity and environmental community projects.
Welcome
Not-for-profit
Nature Glenelg Trust is a mission-driven, not-for-profit organisation that believes in positive action, and working with the community and our partners to achieve real results on the ground.
Biodiversity Project Work
Nature Glenelg Trust works on a wide range of biodiversity related projects in the South East of South Australia and South West Victoria to benefit our environment and local communities.
Professional Ecological Consulting
Providing professional ecological consulting services in Victoria, South Australia and beyond.
– Services
– Our People
– Case Studies
Habitat Restoration Fund
The Habitat Restoration Fund has been established to enable businesses and individuals to make donations to be invested directly in Habitat Restoration projects in the South East of South Australia and South West Victoria.
Native fish conservation
Native fish conservation is a major ongoing priority for NGT (as a specific focus of our Aquasave trading name), with strong contributions to on-ground recovery actions; research and monitoring, the development of resource documents and ongoing education and awareness activities that aim to protect and restore populations of threatened species.
Upcoming Events
Latest News
- 23 June, 2017
Revegetation season begins again
