Media Coverage 2010

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Desert Channels

Desert Channels: the impulse to conserve - a new book from CSIRO Publishing

'Extinct' orchid rediscovered on Bush Heritage reserve after 70 years

The Age, 7 December 2010
Nearly 70 years after it was last sighted, the robust greenhood orchid has been rediscovered. The remarkable find was made on Nardoo Hills Reserves, near Bendigo in central Victoria.

Scientists discover new flora and fauna

Stateline SA, ABC, 12 November 2010
A team of scientists is exploring the outback south of Coober Pedy, at Bon Bon Station Reserve, finding new species of animals and plants.

A story of hope for inland Australia's most threatened fish

ABC Online - Western Queensland, 2 November 2010
Bush Heritage's Dr Adam Kerezsy talks to the ABC's Julia Harris about his work to save an endangered species of fish – the red-finned blue-eye, which lives only on Bush Heritage's Edgbaston Reserve.

Biodiversity survey in outback SA yields results

The Australian, 1 November 2010
Scientists involved in the most intensive biodiversity survey of South Australia's arid north may have discovered new animal species in the saltbush country near Coober Pedy, at Bush Heritage's Bon Bon Station Reserve.

Desert mammals in peril

Australian Geographic, 1 November 2010
Join Max Tischler on the trail of declining species in the Simpson Desert.

Species survey at Bon Bon Station Reserve

ABC News Online, 29 October 2010
Scientists hope a wide outback survey at Bon Bon Station Reserve will turn up new species.

Possible new species from the SA outback

ABC Radio 891 (Adelaide), 28 October 2010
Scientists have started surveying Bon Bon Station Reserve in the South Australian outback for the first time. In an interview, Jim Radford, Science and Monitoring Manager at Bush Heritage, explains that some plants and animals found could be new species.

Bon Bon survey tipped to yield new species

ABC News, 28 October 2010
Scientists are studying Bon Bon Reserve near Coober Pedy, unearthing new plants and animals, as part of Bush Blitz. Bush Heritage's Jim Radford and botanist Helen Vonow are interviewed.

Doug Humann talks about Bush Blitz

ABC Radio 666 (Canberra), 26 October 2010
Interview with Doug Humann, Bush Heritage CEO, discussing 'Bush Blitz', a program which will see teams of scientists sent out into the bush to try and develop a baseline survey of what animals are contained on Bon Bon Station Reserve.