Gondwana Landscapes & Consultancy

Gondwana Landscapes & Consultancy Specialising in Biodiversity Restoration and Australian Native Plants

by Mark and Rabecca Thomas (formerly of State Flora)
Specialising in low water, low maintenance native garden design, consultancy and advisory service, garden planting, irrigation, mulching, garden maintenance, revegetation and assisted regeneration for wildlife habitat. Specialised weed control for fire hazard reduction.
• Low water, low maintenance native garden design drafted to scale for your

site, including a plant selection key.
• Garden consultancy and specialised advice about all aspects of gardening with the option of a written report. Specialising in native plants and locally indigenous species for your area.
• Planting of garden concepts from plan with mulch and irrigation.
• Garden maintenance, pruning, herbicide/ weed control, fertiliser and trace elements as well as natural pest control. Remediation of old, overgrown gardens.
• Revegetation of weedy paddocks, large yards and riparian zones with locally indigenous plant species to create wildlife habitat for birds, butterflies, reptiles and mammals.
• Assisted regeneration of areas with some indigenous vegetation present or adjacent native vegetation areas.
• Targeted weed control for fire hazard reduction.

Yesterday was Wattle Day! We spent the first day of Spring chasing wildflowers in the Flinders Ranges🌸🌼 📸 swales of Cull...
02/09/2026

Yesterday was Wattle Day! We spent the first day of Spring chasing wildflowers in the Flinders Ranges🌸🌼
📸 swales of Cullen australasicum (Scurf Pea) lining the roadsides.

Our office today! Incredible precipitation records this winter!! Working in riparian zones sure does get tricky with thi...
25/08/2026

Our office today! Incredible precipitation records this winter!! Working in riparian zones sure does get tricky with this much water but how glorious is nature with all of its extremes 💧☔️🦆

15/08/2026

How many bugs can you spot? 🐛

Next week is National Science Week, and to celebrate, we’re buzzing into a number of events across the country, to celebrate citizen science and encourage everyone to join the national Bug Hunt!

🐜 Every insect, spider, snail, and worm photographed and uploaded to the iNaturalist app during National Science Week will help build our understanding of Australia’s remarkable invertebrates, and could even help detect new invasive species before they spread.

Bug Hunt is a national citizen science project led by the Invasive Species Council and Invertebrates Australia, with support from the Australian Geographic Awards for Nature program.

👩‍🔬 Get info on how to join the Bug Hunt and find a National Science Week event near you, by visiting the link in the comments.

Happy bug-hunting!

The very first Paper Daisy (Rhodanthe chlorocephala) has bloomed!! Seeded in March, germination less than 2 weeks later....
27/07/2026

The very first Paper Daisy (Rhodanthe chlorocephala) has bloomed!! Seeded in March, germination less than 2 weeks later. They're about to burst 🥳🩷🤍

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26/07/2026

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Great Aussie Fungi Hunt – Just 7 Days to Go.
What an incredible effort, Australia.

https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/projects/2026-great-aussie-fungi-hunt

Together you've absolutely blitzed this year's Great Aussie Fungi Hunt, with an astonishing:
🍄 43,292 observations
🍄 1,401 species recorded
📷 4,269 observers
🔍 700 volunteer identifiers working behind the scenes to put names to your discoveries.

A huge thank you to everyone who has ventured into forests, parks, gardens and bushland to help map Australia's extraordinary fungi.
Help our identifiers help you

Our volunteer identifiers are doing an amazing job, and you can make their work even easier by taking a few extra moments before you upload.

Our top tips:
📸 Upload up to five photos showing:
• the top
• the side
• the underside (gills, pores or spines)
• scale photograph
• the surrounding habitat

🎯 Check your focus! If your photo looks blurry, step back a little and try again. Phone cameras often struggle to focus when they're too close to tiny fungi.

Every clear, well-photographed observation has a much better chance of being accurately identified.

It's National Tree Day 🌳 Lungs of the earth 🌏 📸 Bec - Eucalyptus camaldulensis (River Red Gums) in the Onkaparinga Estua...
26/07/2026

It's National Tree Day 🌳 Lungs of the earth 🌏

📸 Bec - Eucalyptus camaldulensis (River Red Gums) in the Onkaparinga Estuary

How glorious is this series of webbing!! We couldnt see the spider/s responsible, so no id. Found at one of our local bi...
26/07/2026

How glorious is this series of webbing!! We couldnt see the spider/s responsible, so no id. Found at one of our local biodiversity sites in the Mt Lofty Ranges 🕸🕷

Loving the colours on these Ozothamnus 'Pink Pearl' 🩷🤍
24/07/2026

Loving the colours on these Ozothamnus 'Pink Pearl' 🩷🤍

Rewards on site this morning ⛅️
23/07/2026

Rewards on site this morning ⛅️

Our beautiful Warriparri (Sturt River) floodplain in all its glory after this magnificent rain 💧🌿📸 Jacob Lemon
02/07/2026

Our beautiful Warriparri (Sturt River) floodplain in all its glory after this magnificent rain 💧🌿
📸 Jacob Lemon

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