Bushie blog

Representatives from conservation groups, NSW and ACT state governments and the community came together in Canberra recently to discuss the future of the upper Murrumbidgee River.

The Mawonga IPA declaration realises long held dreams of managing ngurrampaa (country).

I'm completing my PhD with the Spatial Sciences Group in the School of Biological Sciences at The University of Adelaide in collaboration with Bush Heritage Australia. My research will be conducted...

Look out for our Be a Force of Nature campaign on JCDecaux billboards and tram and bus stops around Sydney and Melbourne.

One giant void in conservation is made up of millions of tiny particles and organisms.

A new collaboration between environmental organisations to support the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration was launched today.

Understanding soil is central to our work and today we dig deep on two soil science projects in VIC and WA.

Volunteers Jim and Erica (Ricki) Nash recently embarked on their first volunteer experience at our Tarcutta Hills Reserve near Wagga Wagga, NSW to remove old fencing, supervised by long-standing...

Volunteers Tom O'Hara and Georgie McManus recently complete a rabbit survey on our Tarcutta Hills Reserve, including the recently purchased neighbouring block.

The funding will be directed to our on-ground conservation work in three states.

Our work with Aboriginal people and communities is central to our values, vision, purpose and conservation success.

As we head into National Reconciliation Week, Bush Heritage staff share their thoughts on actions we can take for meaningful reconciliation.