Bushie blog

Our monthly working bees in Tasmania are going from strength to strength, with new volunteers signing up every month. Last Saturday a team of nine (including three new volunteers) joined us to...

Autumn marks the unofficial start to the volunteer season for our remote area reserves. Michael Uhrig, volunteer team leader from Currumbin Reserve, issues a timely reminder about the importance of...

Tomorrow is United Nations International Women's Day with the theme 'Think Equal, Build Smart, Innovate for Change'. Some of Bush Heritage's female field staff reflect on their experiences.

We are working on an innovative climate-ready revegetation project with Greenfleet at one of our flagship Victorian reserves.

In 2008, the Northern Quoll was detected by camera trap on Carnarvon Station Reserve for the first time. Since then, some effort was made to find more quolls on the reserve, but with no luck. A...

In early January I traveled from the Kimberly in north-west Western Australia to the Tasmania to learn about Healthy Country planning and the Open Standards for Conservation Planning.

We often get asked whether the Night Parrot is related to other parrot species that are similarly green with yellow and black 'barred' patterning such as the Budgerigar and Kakapo.

Thanks to a renowned cockroach expert, we've gained some new insights into the Giant Burrowing Cockroaches found at our Reedy Creek Reserve in southern coastal Queensland.

We took the chance to chat to Rebecca Spindler, Bush Heritage's Executive Manager Science and Conservation, on International Day of Women and Girls in Science about her pathway into science and why...

Bush Heritage, together with our charity partner, Flight Centre Foundation, is supporting Tash in undertaking a Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management as part of a full-time, work...

Uunguu Rangers have been doing weed control for many years and their hard work is paying off.

In the decade since Jenny Gray took over as CEO of Zoos Victoria, she has fundamentally changed the way the organisation defines itself.