Yellingbo Conservation Area

The land between the Dandenongs and Yarra Ranges has unique environmental values.

The area currently referred to as the Yellingbo Conservation Area (YCA) is being established to assist in the conservation of the area’s significant biodiversity and ecological values, and a number of threatened species including the critically endangered Helmeted Honeyeater and the Lowland Leadbeater’s Possum. It will also result in improved water quality and river health.

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YCA Plan

Here’s your chance to be involved in community consultations.

Case Studies

Highlights of some of the great work taking place in Yellingbo.

Maps

View boundaries, fire management, works, environments and uses.

What’s special about Yellingbo?

The biodiversity and ecological values of the investigation area have been transformed markedly since settlement. The current remnant landscape is now a stronghold for endangered species.

 

Biodiversity & Conservation

Cultural Heritage

Fauna in YCA

Flora in YCA

Land Management

Yellingbo conservation Area Coordinating Committee (YCACC) and the Government acknowledges the extensive network of community organisations and public land management committees who have worked hard over many decades to improve the natural values of the area.

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Bushfire Management

Bushfire Management is taken seriously in YCA.

Landholder Grants and Support

Funds and licences available to landholders and community groups to support management of the area.

Waterways

Direct stock access to waterways can affect river health and water quality.

Grazing

Stock access can cause erosion which can cause cause ecosystem damage.

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