Biodiversity is not just a backdrop - it’s a source of inspiration and responsibility

Subtropical Northern NSW is an ancient climate refugium that has fostered the evolution of extraordinary biodiversity over millions of years. This region forms part of the evolutionary cradle of the world’s songbirds, with ancient lineages such as Albert's lyrebirds representing some of their earliest branches. Yet today, over 300 species of flora and fauna in our region are threatened with extinction.

At Re-WildScape, our mission is to support the recovery of these species by restoring habitat and creating landscapes that reconnect people with the beauty, wonder, and living richness of nature in their own backyards. We seek to inspire landholders to fall in love with the original inhabitants of this place — the birds, butterflies, skinks, frogs, and native mammals that truly belong here — and to choose living systems over imported and ecologically disconnected alternatives.

From coastal heathlands and freshwater wetlands to lowland and littoral rainforests, and wet and dry sclerophyll forests, each ecosystem offers distinct habitat values and regionally appropriate plant palettes for landscaping.

Our advice ensures designs are grounded in climate-adapted principles, making the most of our humid subtropical environment to support lush plant growth, provide shade, absorb stormwater, create cool and resilient microclimates, and sequester atmospheric carbon.

We work with you to create resilient landscapes that will continue to thrive into the future.