The 2024 baseline condition assessment of the Woodland Bird Asset within the Ridgeview Asset Area yielded several key findings. The Econd® score for the asset as a whole is 33.2. Among the five individual Assessment Units, the scores were as follows: 'Acacia victoriae Regen' - 28, 'Riparian Woodland' - 37, 'Eastern Plain Woodland' - 41, 'Southern Plain Woodland' - 41, and 'Western Plain Woodland' - 18. The Econd® scores across individual survey sites ranged from 17 to 52, with Site SPL03 achieving the highest score. This site recorded nine species, eight of which were small-bodied native birds. Although no EPBC or state-listed species were observed, six regionally rare and uncommon species were recorded, highlighting the regional significance of Ridgeview's remnant tall shrublands. These species included the Splendid and Superb Fairy-wren, White-fronted Chat, Rufous Fieldwren, Mulga Parrot, and Bluebonnet. Additionally, an active Wedge-tailed Eagle nest was noted on the property, and a colony of Chestnut-crowned Babblers was observed on the Eastern Plain with signs of prior nesting. Overall, 27 native bird species, including 16 small-bodied ones, were documented during the survey. Moreover, 16 additional bird species were incidentally observed at Ridgeview by the surveyor, Daniel Hanisch, or reported by landholders outside the formal survey period. This brings the total informal number of species sighted at Ridgeview to 43—just eight fewer than recorded at the nearby Black Rock Conservation Park.