Bushie blog

Bunuba Rangers attended the recent Kimberley mega wildfire, which has burnt over 1.5 million ha of remote county across the indigenous protected areas (IPAs) and pastoral properties in the western...

The Kimberly is well known for its Aboriginal rock art, particularly the celebrated Wanjina paintings of the coastal areas such as found within the Bush Heritage - Wunambal Gaambera indigenous...

Forty nine thousand years is old by anyone's measure. The Bunuba people were proudly in the national spotlight recently when the Australian National University published its carbon dating of a...

An update from Bush Heritage's conservation partnership with the Bunuba people of the southern Kimberly, Western Australia. Colourful sticky notes and slow cooked killer (wild cow) can mean only...

The Bunuba Rangers have just finished participating in the annual freshwater crocodile survey of Windjanna Gorge. Led by WA Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW) ecologists, a spotlight survey...

'Bubbles' is an artificial spring that has recently been constructed on Edgbaston Reserve as part of the Red-fin Blue-eye recovery program. Using artesian water from the homestead bore, we've...

We're fortunate to have recently had Dr Ken Tinley volunteer his time on Edgbaston to give advice on measures to repair and restore problematic aspects of the catchment's run off that were causing...

When Reedy Creek Reserve received 300mm of rain in March this year it was the trigger for the local frog population to swing into song. Listen closely and you'll hear a minimum of 3 frog species...