Private landholders control 60% of the Australian continent – so let's get them involved in nature protection

Conservation covenants have been used in Australia for many decades, to a limited extent. But with a few policy changes, they could play a bigger role in helping Australia meet ambitious global goals for conserving and restoring nature.

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