Our Annual Report provides an overview of the Foundation's financial performance and activities throughout the year. The reports provide information on annual results for donations, grants, research projects and other activities.
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Year in Review 20112011 was a year of transition for the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife in terms of staff and Board Members. It was also a great year in terms of land acquistion for the national reserve system, and the funding of threatened species projects. Read about our recent achievements in the 2011 Year in Review. |
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Year in Review 20102010 was a bumper year for the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife, and our 40th birthday! The Foundation raised over $3 million dollars for biodiversity conservation and land acquisition for Australia's National Reserve System. Read about our successes in the 2010 Year in Review. |
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Year in Review 2009With the help of our supporters we have significantly contributed to the legacy of nature and culture that Australia has today, valued by all who belong to her. Growing our parks is still essential to safeguard our natural capital for future Australians. They remain the core of ourprotected land system. In 2009 the Foundation acquired land for addition to Kosciuszko National Park and Yellomundee Regional Park. |
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Year in Review 2008In 2008, we celebrated the 38th anniversary of the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife. When we started out in 1970, it was our primary role to buy as much land for conservation as possible to grow the estate of the newly fledged NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service. A revolutionary conservation concept in Australia at the time, we have since added more than 350,000 hectares of land to the public reserve system. |
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Year in Review 2007In 2007 we took first actions to address the issue of climate change. Starting in ‘our own backyard’ we underwent a strict external assessment of the Foundation’s ecological footprint. You will be pleased to know that, thanks to our land purchases and our climate friendly practices we are not only carbon neutral, but carbon positive. We developed our own Carbon Calculator that allows you to offset your emissions while helping us buy land. |
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Year in Review 20062006 was one of the most successful years in the recent history of your Foundation. Through bequests, donations and purchases we have added more than three million dollars worth of land to our national parks. Each one of these properties also adds a vital link to the Alps to Atherton tablelands wildlife corridor, preserving our wild country for future generations. |
