Bushie blog

One giant void in conservation is made up of millions of tiny particles and organisms.

Understanding soil is central to our work and today we dig deep on two soil science projects in VIC and WA.

Earlier this year, British artist Sarah Chalmers spent time at four Bush Heritage reserves: Nardoo Hills in central Victoria and Oura Oura, Liffey Valley and Friendly Beaches in Tasmania.

Terry and Caroline's original plan was to bequest their surplus savings to environmental causes, but then they thought: "we might as well have the fun of spending it while we're alive."

We are working on an innovative climate-ready revegetation project with Greenfleet at one of our flagship Victorian reserves.

On International Volunteer Day 2018 we sit down with Dr Garry McDonald, one of the hundreds of volunteers around Australia that help to make our conservation work possible.

Have you ever walked around the forest at night with torch and had a good look at the sparkles on the ground that shine back at you? I still have my mum convinced that the small obvious glows...

We're working on a new flower photographic catalogue for Nardoo Hills Reserve in Victoria. The early bloomers have made their glorious appearance and we're happy to say we're off to a great start.

For most of Victoria, rainfall in 2015 was below or very much below average and our Nardoo Hills Reserve and the Wedderburn region were no exception. In 2016 the rains have been a little more...