Woomargama Station is a beautiful sustainable grazing property between Holbrook and Albury in southern NSW. Parts of the property which were previously cleared are now being re-forested with WOODiWiLD to provide habitat for native wildlife.

Karrindee South is the first micro-forest WOODiWiLD is establishing with support from school and organisation fundraisers and the public. If you would like to help create this new micro-forest in 2018, the first of many across Australia - please find the school or organisation you would like to support or simply fund a tree on-line today.

"Karrindee" was our first new habitat block. We planted 4960 trees back in 2005, which have now grown into a micro-forest, demonstrating that we can establish new areas for threatened wildlife while continuing to effectively operate a farm.

"Lothlorien" was the second demonstration planting undertaken by WOODiWiLD just south of Wagga Wagga in south-west NSW in 2007. We planted over 16,000 trees at "Lothlorien" to create our first WOODiWiLD biodiversity micro-forest. In just over a decade later the trees are already home to an array of birds, reptiles and mammals.