Bushie blog

We've celebrated successes right across the country and we wanted to share it with you for making it all possible. Here are some of the year's highlights.

December 4th marked a great celebration for Malgana people with the consent determination of Native Title in the Shark Bay area including Bush Heritage's Hamelin Reserve and the surrounding World...

With the official opening of the Michael Tichbon Field Centre at one of our Gondwana Link Reserves, Red Moort, rapidly approaching, we'd like to share a few words from two of our WA volunteers...

We've been testing the use of burn lines as a way to draw cats towards our new Felixer cat traps at Ethabuka Reserve. The results so far are super encouraging.

Our Volunteer Advisory Committee (VAC) is a team of self-nominated volunteers, tasked with providing a user's perspective to the workings of Bush Heritage's volunteer program.

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.

Wednesday the 28th of November was a proud moment for our Bunuba partnership. That evening we celebrated the launch of the Jalangurru Muwayi Bunuba Healthy Country plan. The plan has been developed...

Did you know? There are about 900 species of eucalypts on the planet, with just about all of them occurring exclusively somewhere within Australia. Excitingly for me, and for Bush Heritage...

A lot of the work we do is only possible because of the contribution of volunteers. However in some cases, when there's more work to be done than time allows and specialised skills are required, we...

One thing I can say about volunteering with Bush Heritage Australia is that it's never boring. And I've just had the most action-packed week that I've had for a long time, helping-out with this...

Some questions and answers with Bush Heritage's Spatial Information Coordinator Paul Young on International GIS Day 2018.

Another great working bee was held at Oura Oura today, under the thoughtful care of Annette Dean with a group of local friends and others from further afar.