K2C is a community partnership established to help landholders reconnect isolated woodlands and grasslands between Kosciuszko and Namadgi National Parks and the coastal forests of the Far South Coast.

Over the past 200 years, the distribution of native grasslands and woodlands throughout the region has contracted considerably resulting in the fragmentation of vegetation and a subsequent loss in habitat for many native animals.

As a consequence the landscape is under considerable stress with its long term agricultural and environmental production capacity being severely reduced.

Climate change predictions will increase the future challenges for all land managers.

K2C might be ambitious but its goals are achievable. The investment and effort made by many landholders over the past 30 years already has done much to enhance and restore grasslands and woodlands, which have become island havens and refuges for native plants and animals.

K2C is offering landholders in the region help to build a connected landscape with a range of management options that may include advice as well as funding. The K2C project complements existing catchment management goals. K2C combines a broad team of existing community groups and government agencies with experience in working with landholders to solve environmental and land management issues.

K2C is the primary contact point for those people interested in being involved.

Download brochure ( 1,645KB)

To open some of the documents posted on this website, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader.  If you don't have this you can download it for free at the Adobe website. Simply click on the icon below.

Contact: Kosciuszko2Coast Project Facilitator on 0411 402 978 or facilitator@k2c.org.au

Last updated: May 01, 2009