Bush Heritage is a national non-profit organisation that protects Australia’s unique animals, plants and their habitats.

We do this by acquiring and managing land of outstanding conservation value, or by working in partnership with other landowners. Our vision for 2025 is to protect 1 per cent of Australia.

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This week is National Volunteer Week and at Bush Heritage we wish to express our appreciation for our dedicated volunteers. The efforts of all Bush Heritage volunteers are imprinted on the landscape. That’s where they make a difference and we thank them for it. Read on to hear what our staff have to say about our inspiring volunteer team >>
In April 2013 a team dedicated team of ecologists, volunteers, consultants, traditional landowners and support staff travelled to Naree Station reserve to undertake a 'bio-blitz' – a set of projects which revealed the plants and animals of reserve's woodlands and wetlands. Our roving reporter Craig Allen reported direct from Naree.
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Over nine days on the 14,400-hectare property in April, a team of up to 25 dedicated conservationists, will rise at the crack of dawn every day to carefully check traps for mammals and reptiles, survey birds and map vegetation.
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School teachers have joined a research project on Charles Darwin Reserve testing a new tool designed to help reduce the damage caused to native animals by feral cats.
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In a remote corner of New South Wales lies a remarkable place where woodlands and wetlands meet. Welcome to Bush Heritage's newest reserve; a 14,400-hectare property that you have the chance to help protect forever.
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Bush Heritage in the Media

Monday 11 April 2011

Doug Humann talks about Bush Heritage's 20th

Monday 21 March 2011

Bob Brown donates Oura Oura Reserve

Monday 21 March 2011

Bob Brown gives away his green sanctuary

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