Bushie blog

I spend the last month of summer at Bon Bon Station Reserve. On the first day the temperature reached 48°C degrees. Two days later the rains came.

Is there such a thing as having too much fun in conservation work? We don’t think so ... We had it ALL last week during the reptile and small mammal survey event on Bon Bon Station Reserve.

Rex and Gail are fantastic bushie volunteers. They recently completed their first stint as caretakers at Hamelin Station Reserve, where they learnt what a diverse and interesting experience...

Two of our long-serving and much valued volunteers – Charlie Nicholson and Ken Walter – headed to Charles Darwin Reserve in October/November to caretake the property. The reserve is in...

In September we had an amazing group of 11 volunteers make the long trek to our Boolcoomatta Station Reserve to help with vital weed management. The group were focused on our long-term management...

Little Footprint, Big Future is a new exhibition at the Geraldton Museum (running until January 2018). This fabulous NACC and Western Australia Museum initiative aims to engage school age students...

This spring the Charles Darwin Reserve weeding crew again joined forces to attack emergent weeds at this beautiful reserve in the mid-west of Western Australia. This was the second weeds working...

We were delight to have the Useless Loop Primary School visit Hamelin Station Reserve earlier this month. Useless Loop is a small isolated community in Shark Bay - its nearest town is Denham (220km...

Brian Crute and Rosemary Harper are fabulous, dedicated Bush Heritage volunteers. Each year they help us to improve the environmental attributes of our reserves in the west. Recently they returned...

Bush Heritage held at stall at the 100th Northampton Show over the weekend. Eurardy Reserve falls within the Northhamptom Shire. The Show is a great place to connect with neighbours, friends and...

This year Bush Heritage again held an interactive stall at the Perth Science Festival – a crazy, two-day event held in the heart of the city to celebrate science in all of its forms. The...

National Science Week was celebrated in the south-west with engaging Bush Chats in Albany. The theme was ‘Bush Heritage in the South-West – Bringing Country back to Health’. Simon...