Flying Over Kelvedon Hills Reserve

Kelvedon Hills Reserve is 2,300 hectares of rich, varied and iconic high-conservation land. It is the TLC’s second-largest reserve, after Five Rivers.
A property this size makes a huge difference - there is habitat here for over 40 rare and threatened species, including 11 that are nationally threatened. The property’s wet gullies and river valleys provide refuges in a hotter drier climate, and the connectivity of landscapes give species room to move in times of crisis. The property is bounded by large areas of existing, nature reserves including Dry Creek Nature Reserve and Eastern Tiers Conservation Area, providing a huge overall impact that makes a lasting contribution to conservation across the landscape, and with Kelvedon’s connections to TLC’s Little Swanport and Prosser River Reserves, protecting this landscape has resulted in 3,500 ha of contiguous private reserves.