Bushie blog

The Olkola People of Cape York believe one of their totems may be a secret weapon in protecting another. Since 2014 Dingo baiting has been stopped and the boss totem of Olkola Country is...

Olkola and Bush Heritage may have a new tool in our battle to protect the endangered Golden-shouldered Parrot (Alwal) from feral cats.

Ecologist Allana Brown considers the mysterious story of five dismembered, fluffy tails. Who did they belong to? How did they lose them? Who were the innocent victims? Who dunnit?!

Ashaley Ross, Olkola Alwal Project Manager, and Allana Brown, Cape York Healthy Country Manager, travelled to Darwin recently to attend the 2019 Australian Ornithological Conference.

I was fortunate to spend time last week up on beautiful Olkola Country in Cape York to be part of a very exciting national recovery team meeting for Alwal, the Golden-shouldered Parrot.

Olkola, Bush Heritage, Artemis Station, Black-faced Woodswallows and friends all working together to support young Golden-shouldered Parrots make it through their first wet season.

It's not every day you get to see the first flight of a baby bird, especially not an endangered species, nor to capture the moment on camera. But through hours of dedicated survey time Olkola...

Camera trap results are in from the 19 remote monitoring cameras placed around Yourka Reserve. These cameras traps were in place for two months and yielded some great photos of native wildlife.

Warddeken Land Management ran a biodiversity survey in a very special place - Baby Dreaming Country - in the Northern part of the Warddeken Indigenous Protected Area. This beautiful and significant...

“Hey! Where’s the road gone?!” The metre high grasses have covered it up again! I’ve never driven 7 hours just to put in a photo point before (that’s 7 hours there and...

Not even an impeding cyclone nor freezing creek crossings could put off the intrepid camera trappers at Yourka Reserve last week. Bush Heritage staff Paul Hales (Reserve Manager), Allana Brown...