Bushie blog

The annual monitoring of Red-tailed Phascogales at our Kojonup Reserve has just been completed with some good news for the species.

The shy feather flower (Verticordia fimbrelepis fimbrelepis) that grows on our Kojonup Reserve in south-west WA is one of just 13 known populations in the wild. A prescribed burn of part of this...

Our Kojonup Reserve has once again come up with the goods. Red-tailed Phascogales have been found in abundance. The recent survey found 23 individuals and I was amazed to pull five animals out of...

On Wednesday last week, Angela and I joined with staff from Amsterdam-based Commonland and its WA partner Wide Open Agriculture for a Field Day at Temple Farm on the Carlecatup Creek, about 7km...

Here's a Red-tailed Phascogale pic taken during our recent survey of Kojonup Researve in south west Westerm Australia. We found 16 in total with two boxes each having four animals in them. We're...

Kojonup Reserve in Western Australia has a flash, new boot cleaning station. Pytophthora dieback is a water mould that kills many species of plant including Banksias, and it can be spread by muddy...

The Bush Heritage history project tour continues... Kojonup Reserve brought us back to the early days of Bush Heritage and the story of 17-year-old Margaret Robertson, a Kojonup farmer's daughter...

This is our fourth year of monitoring the translocated population of Red-tailed Phascogales at our Kojonup Reserve and they're doing well. We recorded at least 12 animals from Elliott traps and...