Australian couple in their 80s restores 970 hectares of bushland over 20 years
Ken and Jill Hooper, now in their eighties, have devoted themselves to caring for Australian bushland after retiring. Over the past two decades, they bought properties in Victoria and New South Wales. Their efforts center on boosting biodiversity and controlling invasive species to protect native wildlife. Their work is part of a broader pattern of older Australians taking part in community conservation. They hope to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.
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