Bushie blog

Tenaya Duncan, Conservation and Wildlife Biology PhD student at Murdoch University, is using salvaged pallets, fence posts and corrugated iron in a unique way – as homes for native wildlife on our...

While most people wouldn’t want to hear squelchy farts while they relax with a glass of wine, Sam was thrilled. He suspected that it could be the sound of a Southern Sandhill Frog (Arenophryne...

An extensive revegetation project has been underway for the three years at Eurardy Reserve (mid-west WA). We want to know if bats are present in this new planting. Our volunteer assignment was...

My husband Rex and I recently spent Christmas/New Year caretaking at Eurardy Reserve in WA’s mid-west. We knew it would be hot - it was 45º the day we arrived, 45º the day we left, and lurching...

Vegetation clearing for new agricultural land continues to cause environmental degradation, biodiversity loss and increased carbon emissions. But there are also large swathes of land no longer used...

Many of us know the old fire service adage. But, just what is the “red stuff”? It was this question and many more that led to the Midwest Bush Heritage Team undertaking bush fire training earlier...

Scientific research into ecological restoration has traditionally focused on plants and animals. But what about what’s in the soil?

When it rains, it pours! We recently discovered four Western Quolls (Dasyurus geoffroii) on monitoring cameras at two of our midwest Western Australian reserves over the space of two weeks.

The funding will be directed to our on-ground conservation work in three states.

A Western Quoll has been picked up on monitoring cameras at Eurardy Reserve on Nhanda country in WA for the very first time.

The cyclone impacted three of our mid-west Western Australian reserves but no significant damage has been reported.

Bush Heritage welcomes a $1 million donation from Volkswagen Group Australia to fund vital bushfire recovery and reforestation.