Wildlife Rope Bridge Update, Yarra Ranges

13 December 2023

ERA recently installed close to 100 metres of rope bridge in storm affected vegetation in the Yarra Ranges Shire.  The bridges will connect remaining canopy, meaning that arboreal marsupials like possums and gliders don’t need to come down to the ground as much, where they are at risk from predators.

The wildlife rope bridges were built by members of the community and students from Healesville Primary School, as part of our wildlife rope bridge project in partnership with Yarra Ranges Council and Eco Warriors Australia. Please see here for more details on this project.

Our dedicated team of arborists did a great job of installing the rope bridges in some tricky terrain and warm conditions!  Check out the photos below to see them in action and stay tuned for the results of camera monitoring to see who uses these “canopy highways”. 

Wildlife rope bridge, Mt Evelyn – can you spot our arborist? Photo credit: ©ERA
A recently installed wildlife rope bridge, Mt Evelyn. Photo credit: ©ERA

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