Neds Corner

Neds Corner Station is a 30,000-hectare conservation reserve in north-western Victoria, Australia, bordering the Murray-Sunset National Park and the Murray River. Established in 1849, it was purchased by Trust for Nature in 2002 to restore its native vegetation and protect significant cultural sites. The reserve is home to nearly 1,000 species, including 77 threatened plants, 24 reptiles, and over 120 bird species. Notably, it shelters the nationally threatened Growling Grass Frog and a new species of daisy, the Large Hard-head Daisy. In 2022, Trust for Nature committed to transferring ownership to its Traditional Owners, the Ngintait people, to honor their enduring connection to the land.