Pets and other feral animals such as cats and foxes also need to be managed to protect native animals using the habitat. In many areas of South Australia the local landscape has been significantly altered through clearance, livestock grazing, changing fire regimes, road construction and other works. While we cannot return the landscape to its original state, enhancement of biodiversity is possible through revegetation using local native species. Link your project to others in your region, in your district and on your property. Create wide corridors to allow wildlife to move between cleared areas.
Bigger areas provide better habitat for wildlife than small areas.
Use block-shaped or round areas as these provide a more protected core than long, narrow areas. If you live in Adelaide a get involved local project for you can be found in the Get Involved section of the Urban Forest Biodiversity Program . Incentives for Wildlife Conservation. Funding for Bushland Restoration and Revegetation Grants. Teacher's Kit, Posters, Maps.