Bushgift cards

Western Pygmy Possums are small nocturnal marsupials. These wide-eyed possums are agile climbers; they use their tails like a fifth limb to help them climb through foliage. 

The Greater Bilby, with its grey fur and long pink ears, is Australia's answer to the Easter Bunny. However, unlike the rabbit population in Australia, Bilby numbers are falling rapidly.

By purchasing this card bundle you're supporting our conservation work across Australia. From lush temperate Tasmanian rainforests to the home of the Golden-shouldered Parrot in far-north Queensland, your gift will support the landscapes that make Australia so unique.

Bush Heritage’s Boolcoomatta Reserve is a sprawling 63,000 hectare sanctuary for arid-zone plant and wildlife species. Once a sheep station, its sweeping plains boast saltbush shrub lands, classic Red Gum creeks and ephemeral wetlands.

There is nothing more timeless or Australiana than the wattle (f. Acacia). Found in every Australian state and territory, over one thousand species are found here.

The breeding males of the Purple-backed Fairy-wren (Malurus assimilis) sport chestnut shoulders and an azure crown, and are considered an extremely vocal and gregarious species.

Out on our reserves, doing the groundwork means early morning pitfall trapping surveys. To measure our impact on species recovery we collect ecological data like fauna surveys as a biodiversity indicator.

Pilungah Reserve on Wangkamadla Country in Queensland encompasses 233,000 hectares on the fringe of the Simpson Desert. Fertile dune swales and temporary waterbodies are an important oasis for many desert animals.

The cottage at Oura Oura and its adjacent walnut tree has played an important role in the history of the Australian conservation movement.

The Stuart Mill Spider-orchid (Caladenia cretacea) is a white flowering orchid found only in Victoria. Our John Colahan (J.C.) Griffin Reserve is home to some of the last of this threatened species.

Bush Heritage’s reserves in south-west Western Australia are home to a rainbow of wispy-petaled Featherflower species. The Latin name for thi

The Thorny Devil (Moloch horridus) is much gentler than its name suggests.  This ant-eating reptile can blend into its surroundings by changing colour. It also has grooves between its thorny scales that channel dew on its skin to its mouth – a handy trick for a desert dweller!

The Wedge-tailed Eagle is Australia’s largest bird of prey. With a wingspan of more than two metres, it is one of the biggest eagles in the world. Interestingly, these powerful birds are monogamous: once they find a partner, they mate for life. 

The Golden-shouldered Parrot is famed for its bright jewel-like colouring. A totem species for the Olkola people of central Cape York, it is known as ‘Alwal’ in Olkola language.

By purchasing this card bundle you're supporting our conservation work across Australia, from our beginnings at Oura Oura in Tasmania to our desert reserves in Queensland, and our animal surveys througout the country. Your gift will support the landscapes that make Australia so unique.

Help support the active management of our reserves across Australia, ensuring species such as the Short-beaked Echidna and their landscapes continue to thrive.

This bushgift celebrates Bush Heritage’s story, beginning at our Oura Oura Reserve in the Liffey Valley, Palawa country in Tasmania. Help support our vision to keep healthy country, protected forever.

Help support Bush Heritage’s work partnering with Traditional Owners, working together to manage and care for the continent’s diverse landscapes.

Just like this Banded Lapwing’s cautious parents, Bush Heritage is ambitiously protective when it comes to the Australian Bush. Help support our vital conservation work on reserves across Australia.

This bushgift helps Bush Heritage to protect all species that call Eurardy Reserve in Western Australia home. Located on Nanda Country at the top of a biodiversity hot spot, the reserve is home to over 500 plant species and is a critical habitat corridor for native animals.

Help support Bush Heritage’s work revegetating land with native plant species to reduce the widespread impact of land clearing and return the bush to good health.

On Wunambal Gaambera Country Bush Heritage is working with Traditional Owners to protect and preserve culturally significant mangguru (mar

Your donation will help to ensure the love story between the Honey Possum and southwest Western Australia’s proteaceous plant species can continue forever.

By purchasing this bundle of six new printed cards you’re supporting our conservation work across Australia, from our birthplace in Tasmania’s Liffey Valley, to the red dirt and wildflowers in the deserts of central Australia.