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Go Green
Savings Account

SGE Credit Union supports the Foundation

Make your dollar go further and protect Australia's parks and wildlife.

With the SGE Go Green Savings Account* interest will be paid to you on the monthly balance of your account and SGE will match the interest credited with a donation to The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife.

SGE Credit Union is delighted to be partnering with the Foundation.

Benefits for account holders

  • Support the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife
  • E-statements - help to reduce carbon emissions
  • Earn interest - calculated on daily balance & paid monthly

Visit the SGE Credit Union website at www.sgecu.com.au to read more on the SGE Go Green Savings Account or call SGE Direct on 1300 364 400 to speak to an experienced SGE staff member.

Disclaimer: * This offer is available for this product only. All products issued by SGE Credit Union Limited. ABN 72 087 650 637. 230 Clarence Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. AFSL No. 238311. Terms & Conditions are available at our offices/service centres and on application, which you should read and consider in deciding whether to use any product. Refer to Fees and Charges brochure.


Valentine's Day Gifts that show you really care

With Valentine's Day fast approaching, it is time to think about loving gifts that rise above the standard red roses. Our Valentine's Day cards tell that special person how much you care and helps to raise money to help protect Australia's threatened species. If Valentine's Day is an important day for you or the one you love; then you can show a bit of extra love for the environment. 100% of your donation will go directly to fund threatened species conservation projects on the ground.

Buy a Valentine's Day card today.


Be an Everyday Hero in the 2010 Sydney Harbour Swim

The Sydney Harbour Swim Classic provides an opportunity for you to compete in a community swim event on Sydney Harbour. You can set up your own hero homepage and get your friends to pledge their support for you and for the environment. Let them sponsor you for every stroke you make towards your goal.

Click here to become an Everyday Hero in the Sydney Harbour Swim.


Help Save our Whales

During recent years, whale protection measures have seen an increase in the number of migrating whales along the Australian coastline. This has seen more entangled whales in nets in need of our help. The Foundation supports whale monitoring at Point Solander, provision of whale rescue equipment and support for volunteer whale rescue groups.

Find out more


Saving our Brushies

The endangered Brush-tailed Rock-wallabies have experienced population decline since the turn of the century when hunting bounties were in place. More recent causes of their decline include habitat loss, degradation and fragmentation which has led to isolated populations. This has led to inbreeding resulting in genetically unviable populations. Predation by foxes and competition with feral goats has further reduced their numbers.

Find out more


Talk about and show off your backyard buddies

Backyard Buddies has just launched an online community where you can chat with other buddies in the forum and show off photos of your buddies in the gallery. There is a photo competition for buddies to enter each month.

Click here to register today.


Sydney Harbour National Park - getting the balance right

Have your say on the new plan of management for Sydney Harbour National Park

Click here for more information


40th Anniversary of the Foundation

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife celebrates its 40th year of caring for Australia's natural and cultural heritage. Thank you to all our supporters for enabling us to purchase land for conservation and fund threatened species recover actions. With your help we raise over one million dollars a year supporting research, habitat regeneration, land acquisition for habitat, pest eradication and emergency and long term recover projects.


Year in Review 2008

Our Annual Report provides an overview of the Foundation's financial performance and activities throughout 2008. The report provides information on annual results for donations, grants, research projects and other activities.
Download the Year in Review 2008

2009 Year in Review will be available in April 2010

PAWS

Discover Australia's amazing parks and their animals in our free quarterly enewsletter.
SUBSCRIBE TO PAWS

Be a backyard buddy

Want to attract small birds to your backyard? Find out when baby bluetongues are born and how to protect them in your garden? Learn about the blossoms that lorikeets love and plant the right native plants for them to enjoy. Fancy falling asleep to the gentle sound of frogs croaking? Find out how to build a frog pond and learn all about tadpole friendly fish.
Find out how to get more enjoyment out of native animals in your backyard.

 
 

This project has been assisted by the New South Wales Government through its Environmental Trust

 

The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife exists to help save the environment. Our vision is to be Australia's foremost philanthropic partner for national parks. Our mission is to care for Australia's native plants, animals and cultural heritage through environmental education and conservation projects.

We achieve this by purchasing land for conservation, funding threatened species recovery actions and involving the community in the conservation of Australia's natural and cultural heritage.


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