Your Bandi Neighbourhood

From grants, gardening advice, and volunteer groups, explore the network of organisations working to protect bandicoots in your area. 

Bandicoots in your area

Cardinia Shire

Just like you, Southern Brown Bandicoots call Cardinia Shire home. 

Want to create habitat for your nosey neighbours?  

Keeping your cat on your property is a requirement in Cardinia Shire as it keeps wildlife safe while also protecting your feline friend. To find out more visit Responsible pet ownership | Cardinia.

To stay up to date with environment and sustainability news and events, subscribe to the Cardinia Shire Council eNewsletter, Down to Earth

Unsure if your home is within Cardinia Shire? For a full, interactive map of the area, click here.

 

City of Casey

We are lucky in the City of Casey to share our neighbourhood with Southern Brown Bandicoots! 

You can build your nosey neighbours a nice snug home by planting bandicoot habitat in your backyard.  

Keeping your cat on your property is a requirement in the City of Casey as it keeps our nosey neighbours safe while also protecting your feline friend. To find out more visit Cats in Casey

To receive regular updates on environmental events, news and ideas, subscribe to the City of Casey’s eNewsletter, Green Living in Casey

Unsure if your home is within City of Casey? For a full, interactive map of the area, click here.

A Community of Carers

Want to broaden your impact beyond your backyard? Get involved with one of the many Landcare, Friends or Community groups in your area.  

Search for more Landcare and Community groups on the Victorian Landcare Gateway or on Cardinia Shire’s Conservation and Landcare page. 

Injured Bandicoot? 

If you discover an injured bandicoot, you can call Wildlife Victoria’s Emergency Response team on (03) 8400 7300.  

The State Government of Victoria has also created a tool to help locate and contact the closest relevant wildlife carers for injured wildlife: Help for Injured Wildlife