Bushie blog

My early days as a wildlife ecologist were spent driving around spotlighting on the back of a ute in the Murraylands of South Australia, chasing down Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats to learn what we...

Even at the driest time of year, there are species that thrive – perfectly adapted to their environments and the harsh conditions. The Tea Tree Orchid, found in the paperpark stands of Yourka...

An inside look into what it takes to capture a feature story about a Bush Heritage reserve. Mount Isa’s low peaks are still visible behind us as we turn our 4WD south and head down the...

Remember that amazing, exciting, blood-tingling feeling of anticipation when, as a child, you opened carefully-wrapped birthday or Christmas presents? Well that’s how I felt recently, when I...

My time volunteering on Scottsdale Reserve was all about celebrating the life of an extraordinary woman who had the soul of an angel, an extraordinary love of life, and who was taken way too early.

Exciting news – last week we became the proud owners of an as-yet-unnamed 52 hectare patch of bush in the middle of our Kara Kara-Wedderburn priority landscape in North Central...

‘Four seasons in one day’ – every day – plus a plethora of wonderful wildflowers – kept the adrenalin running among the hardy bunch of botanists, ecologists and keen...

Update from the Volunteer Advisory Committee: I’ve had the pleasure of getting out and about on the 3 Bush Heritage Australia reserves in mid-west WA in recent weeks, and have thoroughly...

What pops into your head when you think of orchids? Large tropical ornamental house plants? Did you know that there are a wide range of orchids native to Australia? Even here at Eurardy Reserve, in...

With much anticipation, it’s now time to announce the winners of the inaugural Bush Heritage Volunteer Photographic Competition. But first, I’d like to acknowledge Nicolla (Nicky...

What do Red-backed Kingfishers, ancient rocks and about 60 geeks have in common? Read our (slightly belated) blog on Science Week activities to find out.

With many hours of planning and hard work, Number 3 Ringers' Hut on Cravens Peak Reserve has been restored to its former glory.