Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute

To promote understanding and stewardship of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area (GBMA) through building and sharing knowledge, robust partnerships and community involvement

Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute

To promote understanding and stewardship of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area (GBMA) through building and sharing knowledge, robust partnerships and community involvement

Causes

Blue Mountains Guardians - Protecting Nature Together

With evidence indicating the planet is entering its sixth mass extinction event, we have a crucial window now to protect the natural environment & the ecosystems that sustain life.

Blue Mountains Guardians - Protecting Nature Together

With evidence indicating the planet is entering its sixth mass extinction event, we have a crucial window now to protect the natural environment & the ecosystems that sustain life.

Immersion: Conversations from the Swamp Residencies

Immersion: Conversations from the Swamp Residencies - Eco-Artists share their artworks developed during their residencies in Blue Mountains Swamps responding to the environmental change over a year.

Immersion: Conversations from the Swamp Residencies

Immersion: Conversations from the Swamp Residencies - Eco-Artists share their artworks developed during their residencies in Blue Mountains Swamps responding to the environmental change over a year.

Low Carbon Living Australia

Donate to our Low Carbon Living program, educating and supporting individuals and businesses to reduce their carbon footprint and lower their energy bills.

Low Carbon Living Australia

Donate to our Low Carbon Living program, educating and supporting individuals and businesses to reduce their carbon footprint and lower their energy bills.

The Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute Appeal

The Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute is an independent not-for-profit organisation working to protect the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area and conserve its natural and cultural values

The Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute Appeal

Contact details

33-39 Acacia St

KATOOMBA NSW, 2780

give@bmwhi.org.au

www.bmwhi.org.au/

We acknowledge the Dharug, Gundungurra, Wanaruah, Wiradjuri, Darkinjung and Tharawal language groups as the Traditional Owners of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area and pay respects to them, their culture and Elders past, present and emerging.

Contact details

33-39 Acacia St

KATOOMBA NSW, 2780

give@bmwhi.org.au