Bushie blog

Knowledge exchanges with other ranger groups and Aboriginal Corporations has been a focus for the Birriliburu Rangers in 2022. Every opportunity has been taken to strengthen ranger networks and...

After extensive genetic and behavioural research, Western Grasswrens from sub-populations at Hamelin Station and Francois Peron National Park were mixed together. The translocation was informed by...

Tenaya Duncan, Conservation and Wildlife Biology PhD student at Murdoch University, is using salvaged pallets, fence posts and corrugated iron in a unique way – as homes for native wildlife on our...

Field report from the Naree and Yantabulla reserves bird survey. Now Birdlife Australia and Bush Heritage have 5 years of data, including 126 species recorded in this survey.

While most people wouldn’t want to hear squelchy farts while they relax with a glass of wine, Sam was thrilled. He suspected that it could be the sound of a Southern Sandhill Frog (Arenophryne...

Five years ago, Bush Heritage Australia launched its 2017-2022 Strategic Plan. At the time, we recognised that the plight of many native species had worsened and that our most urgent challenge was...

Our Native Neighbours tram has had a fabulous season out and about, encouraging more city folk to build attractive habitats for native species in urban backyards.

This Threatened Species Day, we take you to the uniquely biodiverse inland arid springs to check in on our favourite fish protagonist. 

We recently found a Platypus in Cameron creek - the first record of the species on Yourka Reserve. It's a sign of good river health and hopefully, there are more sightings to come.

Several Yellow-footed Rock-wallabies have been caught on camera at the Saddle on Boolcoomatta Reserve. They appear to be new residents as numbers increase in the Olary Ranges.

Lucy is a ginger Kelpie Heeler cross who lives on Yourka Reserve on Jirrbal and Warrungu country in Queensland. She sniffs for the noxious Siam weed or other invasive species, completes target...

Reversing the damage done: the State of the Environment Report calls on all of us to protect and restore our natural world.