25 September, 2024
Nature Glenelg Trust is a not-for-profit environmental organisation in south-eastern Australia, established and operated by a group of dedicated, professional ecologists who are passionate about getting results for our local communities. 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-eastern Australia. The organisation has a particular focus on wetland conservation and restoration activities, but also operates a native plant nursery, specialises in threatened species research, delivers education programs and works 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 committed to filling gaps, problem solving, positive action, and working with the community and our partners to achieve tangible and lasting on-ground results.
Biodiversity Project Work
Nature Glenelg Trust delivers a wide range of biodiversity related projects across south-eastern Australia (Victoria, South Australia, NSW and Tasmania) to benefit our environment and local communities.
Professional Ecological Services
Providing a wide range of professional ecological services in south-eastern Australia and beyond
Donate to support our work
Make a tax-deductible donation to directly support on ground action, via NGT’s ecological restoration projects across south-eastern Australia.
Native fish conservation
Native fish conservation and aquatic ecological projects are a major ongoing priority for NGT. We contribute 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.
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Latest News
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25 September, 2024
Ecological identity and deep ecology
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25 September, 2024
Threatened Species Day: A year in review of our threatened species work
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25 September, 2024
Threatened flora finds a new home at Mount Vandyke
