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Project to welcome back wildlife

Key points

  • A collaborative initiative in Gellibrand aims to revive wildlife habitats damaged by the Otways Complex Fires. Led by Michael Bergin, Geoff Keegan, and Brad Sadler, the project involves installing habitat boxes on Keegan's property.
  • Community groups are assisting the Gellibrand couple in their efforts to support local fauna recovery. The project seeks to create a more welcoming environment for wildlife affected by the bushfires.
  • This restoration work is part of broader emergency recovery support in the region.
Project to welcome back wildlife
Photo: Colac Herald

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