Monjebup Reserve

Monjebup Reserve, located in south-west Western Australia, is a 20.63 km² nature reserve owned and managed by Bush Heritage Australia. Established in 2007 and expanded in 2010, it forms part of the Gondwana Link project, aiming to restore a 1,000 km stretch of bushland from Western Australia's southwest to the Nullarbor Plain. The reserve features diverse landscapes, including mallee, heath, and woodlands, providing habitat for species such as the vulnerable Malleefowl, Western Whipbird, Carnaby's Cockatoo, and Tammar Wallaby. Conservation efforts have successfully restored over 400 hectares of cleared land, enhancing ecological connectivity between remnant bushland and neighboring reserves.