Bushie blog

It's one of the joys of living and working on Carnarvon – the captivating and inspiring people that cross our path each year. Although not everyone arrives with a conservation undertaking in mind...

Our young conservationists from Carnarvon Station Reserve: Jessica, Katie and Charlotte Wilson have been doing their bit for nature this month as they joined several central Queensland students on...

Much of Queensland has still not seen a decent wet season, with many areas of the state moving into a third year of lower than average rainfall. However at Bush Heritage's Ethabuka Reserve in the...

Living on a remote reserve comes with many challenges and, believe it or not, leaving the reserve can often become one of the major ones – especially during wildfire season or leaving behind a...

All is now quiet on Carnarvon Station Reserve, the last of the goodbyes reluctantly completed. I'm witness to the cavalcade of vehicles as they drive down through Carnarvon's Channin creek for the...

Let me introduce you to this cute little creature, this is the Northern Quoll (Dasyurus hallucatus). Unfortunately I can't reveal his whereabouts, not yet anyway, but Bush Heritage staff are...

Tonight's customary roundtable was buzzing with more exciting news from the Bush Blitz scientists of another successful day of plant and animal discoveries on Carnarvon.

A minor interruption to the Bush Blitz with 33ml of rain over the past two days but that hasn't stopped our scientists from heading out on foot surveying for new species of plants and animals.

Bush Blitz has set up base camp on Carnarvon Station Reserve this week. For the next ten days, our Bush Heritage staff will assist Australia's top scientists by guiding them into some of Carnarvon...