Bushie blog

The sound of Currawongs is echoing across the Liffey Valley. When snow falls on the Western Tiers, they soar down from the mountains, their loud raucous call evocative of misty moorlands that lie...

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...

More than 60 supporters, volunteers and Liffey locals joined our new CEO Heather Campbell and our patron Bob Brown to celebrate all we have achieved for nature over the past year.

A big thank you to our wonderful volunteers who joined our East Coast working bee on 27-28 October to help with weed control, rubbish removal and South Esk Pine monitoring.

With temperatures soaring to above 30 degrees (for Liffey that's hot!) the cool shade of some blackwood trees at Oura Oura Reserve was the place to be on Sunday 28 January. Over 40 supporters...

Tasmania's east coast was hard to beat as a location for a working bee, so maybe our volunteers got more than a little inspiration from the stunning location. Our team of nine volunteers removed...

The gentle sound of clap sticks tapping filled the Liffey valley last Thursday, as 43 children from Bracknell School joined us at Oura Oura reserve. Hank Horton and his team taught the kids...

Once again the Liffey valley has been abuzz with volunteers. We now have a regular team of volunteers, and their skills, goodwill and commitment is nothing short of amazing. Here's what was...

A massive amount of work was done at Liffey over the weekend, with 14 volunteers, and eight new volunteers keen to commit to ongoing assistance, and already asking for another working bee!

Winter isn't over yet in Tasmania, with snow down as low as 100m in parts of Tasmania yesterday. Bob Brown and Paul Thomas sent us this image of snow at Oura Oura Reserve yesterday morning, which...

We've just received a reliable report of two healthy Tasmanian Devils in the Liffey Valley area, including one juvenile.