Bag Totes for Wildlife - Regent Honey Eater

You buy a bag, we plant a tree, together we help save a species.

With your support, we’ve got conservation in the bag. For generations, Regent Honeyeaters have followed waves of blossom across south-eastern Australia, moving through connected woodlands along the way. Regent Honeyeaters would journey hundreds of kilometers to find flowering eucalyptus rich in nectar to feed on. Today, more than 85% of the Victorian box-ironbark woodlands Regent Honeyeaters once inhabited have been cleared. As a result, the Regent Honeyeater is now one of Australia's most critically endangered birds, with fewer than 250 individuals in the wild. 

Every bag sold will support planting native flowering vegetation within crucial remaining Regent Honeyeater habitat in Victoria. Planting trees can help revitalise and reconnect woodland habitat, giving Regent Honeyeaters a safe place to feed, breed and thrive.