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Conservation on 53ha. property with an old big house (c 1910, 5 bedrooms), shearing shed, bore and rain water.

Nineteen hectares of the land have been planted with diverse local species of native trees, shrubs and groundcover. This is a thoroughly researched attempt to restore the original habitat habitat for native animals, particularly birds, and to provide a wildlife corridor linking Morongla Creek, Morongla cemetery and other important vegetation areas.

This large, ongoing, restoration project is being actively managed by the Cowra Woodland Birds group (Birds Australia), with support from the Lachlan Catchment Management Authority. Much of the work has been done with the great help and goodwill of volunteers, many of them local.

The Koorawatha Nature Reserve (1,106 ha, established in 2002) is approximately 15 minutes' drive from Morongla Creek village.

Significant revegetation project, with the support already in place.