Healthy Country. Protected Forever.

Join us in recognising and celebrating the people who make such a meaningful difference at Bush Heritage. In this Bush Broadcast Deep Dive webinar, we explore our volunteering program and celebrate the incredible contribution our volunteers make toward our vision of Healthy Country, Protected Forever.

Our Seeding the Future internship program has supported 44 paid interns. Today 85% are working or doing further study in conservation and related fields, including four employed at Bush Heritage.

An opportunity to protect 107,000 hectares of bushland is being pursued to strengthen a major conservation corridor in Western Australia.

A significant and remote stretch of Country in north-western Queensland – approximately twice the size of Brisbane – has been granted the highest level of legal protection for private land in Australia.

We have an opportunity to extend our protection and management of 107,000 hectares of land in the mid-west of Western Australia, next door to Charles Darwin Reserve.

A chance to protect and manage a vast landscape of contrast and threatened diversity in Western Australia.

We're the first conservation not-for-profit to receive endorsement for our fire management from the WA government's Office of Bushfire Risk Management.

Undetected for almost a century, we’re uncovering insights about an elusive and shy grasswren in Ethabuka’s dunes.

Every season across our reserve network and on partners’ lands, our volunteers show up for Country, us, and each other.

When I leave my happy place in the bush, I’m peaceful and relaxed, which I think we all seek as the ultimate state of mind.

New infrastructure protecting the only wild remnant population of Red-finned Blue-eye, appears to prevented floodwaters from inundating an important spring.

As we reach the mid-point of our 2030 Strategy, CEO Rachel Lowry and Exec Manager of Science & Conservation, Dr Bruce Webber, chat about progress and challenges on the road to 2030.

There's a shared passion that lights up Bush Heritage supporters. No matter their age or where they come from, they all share a connection with nature and a vision of hope.

Our supporters care about protecting nature for future generations: 93% rate this as their primary motivation for supporting us.

On 5 March 2026, Bush Heritage Australia and Trust for Nature (VIC) hosted our annual Celebrating Women in Conservation Breakfast in Melbourne.