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Man in dark sweater holds Land for Wildlife sign in eucalyptus forest
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Doug Rawlinson closes the gate on Kentgrove

Doug Rawlinson sold Kentgrove after restoring the 12-hectare property into a wildlife habitat. He bought it in 2006.

Why it mattersHistoric properties preserve heritage and wildlife. Kentgrove shows why finding owners who care matters.

AustraliaKentgrove is part of Goulburn's built and natural heritage; the change of ownership tests whether the new owner will maintain its conservation value and public access.

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