Walk & Talk: Upotipotpon Conservation Property
Experience a conservation property in action with a guided walk through this beautiful, restored site in Upotipotpon.
Join us for a Walk & Talk in Upotipotpon to learn how we’re transforming landscapes and supporting biodiversity. You’ll see revegetation efforts firsthand and hear directly from Cassina Environmental and project partners.
If you’re a member of the local community, a landowner interested in boosting biodiversity on your property or looking to purchase your own conservation site, we invite you to join us at our Walk & Talk where you’ll:
– Witness successful revegetation models in action
– Understand the vital conservation work happening in your local region
– See what’s involved in stewarding a conservation site!
About Upotipotpon
Just outside of Violet Town, Upotipotpon comprises two peaceful rural lots with wide open views and high ecological value.
This site supports restored Box Ironbark Forest and Heathy Dry Forest, with the surrounding region home to a variety of native species, including the Grey-Crowned Babbler, Squirrel Glider, Bush-Stone Curlew and Diamond Firetail.
162 hectares of this site (previously used for sheep grazing) have been restored with revegetation, supplementary planting and assisted regeneration, co-funded by Land Life.
What is BushBank?
The Victorian Government’s $77 million BushBank Program is restoring more than 20,000 hectares of land across Victoria to create healthy wildlife habitat and capture carbon. The majority of work is taking place on private land through partnerships with private landowners, such as this Upotipotpon project site.
It’s the most ambitious environmental restoration program in Victoria’s history.
About Cassinia Properties
Our conservation properties empower landowners to protect and restore biodiversity while fostering sustainable lifestyles.
We invite individuals considering purchasing their own conservation property to join us for a firsthand look at managing conservation land at Upotipotpon.
Upotipotpon will be going on the market seeking its next steward in late 2026.
Come connect with your local environment & see for yourself how revegetation is creating thriving ecosystems and benefiting our community!