Dog Rocks Flora and Fauna Sanctuary

The Dog Rocks Flora and Fauna Sanctuary was established when the current owner George Belcher’s great grandfather purchased the property in 1856. It is situated adjacent to the Dog Rocks outcrop on the top of a hill in west Batesford, west of Geelong, in Victoria. More >

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The Flora and Fauna

This open eucalyptus woodland nurtures a rich variety of flora and fauna. Rare local native vegetation can be found. The Sanctuary is recognised for its concentration of bird life and provides a protected haven and habitat for them. It also contains a variety of mammals and reptiles which are all part of the complex ecology of the area. More >

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Recent Project:
Caring for our Country

In 2011-2012, with the assistance of a Federal Government grant and other second generation funding, the Batesford-Fyansford-Stonehaven Landcare Group and the Geelong Landcare Network have been working to reduce weeds, fuel loads and rabbits, to help with the management and regeneration of this precious flora and fauna habitat. More >

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Working Bees

Working bees are held throughout the year. If you would like to help or want more information, please click the button below to send us an email.

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