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Latest News

  1. AR gains more insight into outback community conservation activities Arid Recovery 09-Jun-2010
  2. Successful Volunteer Information Night on 18th May Arid Recovery 06-May-2010
  3. The Reserve transformed by big local rains Arid Recovery 12-Apr-2010
  4. AR bilby mascot name announced Arid Recovery 07-Apr-2010
  5. BHPB Matched Giving Support, where does it go? Arid Recovery 31-Mar-2010

Welcome To Arid Recovery 

Arid Recovery is an ecosystem restoration initiative based in the South Australian outback and dedicated to the restoration of Australia’s arid lands.

Established in 1997, the program is centred around a 123km² fenced reserve. Feral cats, rabbits and foxes have been eradicated from a total of 60km² and this has provided an area of complete protection into which four species of locally extinct mammals have so far been reintroduced.

Arid Recovery is a unique example of a highly successful partnership between industry, government, education and community via the four way partnership that supports Arid Recovery.

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