Media Coverage 2009

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Go green and gold and WILD this Christmas

Bush Heritage has a new range of WILDgifts, which are a practical way to protect Australia's unique wildlife and landscapes.

Northern Quolls found at Carnarvon Reserve

In 1907, the western quoll was no longer found in Queensland and is now only found in Western Australia, leaving only the spotted-tailed and northern quoll - both of which are also fighting to survive. The good news is that northern quolls have been found at Bush Heritage's Carnarvon Station Reserve.

Give a Bush Heritage WILDgift this Christmas

This Christmas, shop online at Bush Heritage for a gift that will help to protect Australian animals and plants by supporting the on-ground conservation work of Bush Heritage Australia.

Seed collecting at Scottsdale Reserve

Volunteers from Bush Heritage, Greening Australia and Kosciusko to Coast have collected a range of ripe native seed from the ecologically diverse Bush Heritage Scottsdale Reserve.

Bringing back our toughest native grass

Landholders from the 'Kosciusko to Coast' region, including Bush Heritage's Scottsdale Reserve, take part in a trial to re-establish Kangaroo Grass in areas susceptible to weeds, as well as providing food for wood- and grass-land birds.

Scientists discover new boronia species

A team of botanists, zoologists and ornithologists have stumbled on a new kind of boronia and only the 10th finding of the rare green truffle orchid during a bio-blitz at Bush Heritage's Yourka Reserve.

From the origin of species to their future

In 2009, scientists discovered a new kind of boronia on Yourka Reserve in North Queensland. Chris Darwin, Charles Darwin's great-great-grandson, writes about Australia's unique biodiversity and maintaining hope as we face the loss of hundreds of species on a daily basis.

Darwin announces a native discovery

A new species of boronia has been found on Bush Heritage's Yourka Reserve in Queensland, highlighting the importance of protecting Australia's natural heritage.

Climate project launched by Chris Darwin

Charles Darwin's great-great-grandson, Bush Heritage Ambassador Chris Darwin, launches a Climate Change Observatory project. The project is taking place on Bush Heritage Australia's Charles Darwin Reserve, north-east of Perth.

Victorian woodland bird numbers collapsing

New research shows that Victoria could be facing a wave of extinctions following a dramatic crash in bird numbers in the Box-Ironbark forests of northern and central Victoria over the past five years. The research was undertaken by leading ecologists, including Dr Jim Radford, who is now Ecological Monitoring Coordinator at Bush Heritage Australia.