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Banyula's wildlife residence caught on camera at the Tree Troff that provides a tree top water reservoir year round.

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Banyula Conservation Reserve
‘Banyula’, an integral part of the Corymbia Biodiversity Project, spans 466 hectares in the picturesque Pillar Valley of North-Eastern NSW, on Yaegl Country.

This unique property is centrally located within the Upper Coldstream Biodiversity Hotspot, known for its significant biodiversity values. The Hotspot contains some of the world's most diverse eucalypt forests and wetlands, supporting over 1100 plant species, over 100 of which are listed threatened species such as the Square Fruited Ironbark.

The hotspot also supports over 200 animal species, including nationally listed threatened species such as Spotted Tailed Quoll, New Holland Mouse, Greater Glider, and Koala.

At Banyula Conservation Reserve, we are protecting and improving the habitat of these, and other threatened species known or likely to be living or foraging on the property, including the endangered population of Coastal Emu, Brush-tailed Phascogale Rufous Bettong and Eastern Chestnut Mouse. In doing this, we aim to align with and contribute to state and national threatened species recovery efforts.

Banyula also offers opportunities for scientific research, education, and community engagement which support our broader biodiversity goals.