Media releases

Bush Heritage has secured a critical 27-hectare property that will strengthen habitat connectivity in south-west WA.

More than 800 hectares of privately owned farmland have been added to a nation-leading conservation management program in the Tasmanian Midlands.

An opportunity to protect 107,000 hectares of bushland is being pursued to strengthen a major conservation corridor in Western Australia.

A remote reserve in north-west Queensland, that's around twice the size of Brisbane, has been granted the highest level of legal protection for private land in Australia.

Bush Heritage Australia and Trust for Nature have announced a collaborative internship designed to open new pathways for women and gender diverse early career conservationists.

Bush Heritage Australia has finalised the purchase of Avocet Nature Refuge in central Queensland.

A new AI-powered device being rolled out nationwide is showing promising signs it could be a game changer for feral cat management and the fight to protect native species.

In a ground-breaking discovery, researchers found more than 250 Plains-wanderers thriving in habitat nobody expected the species to use.

Bush Heritage Australia’s most expansive season of Big Sky Country hits the airwaves today – with a new host and an even grander scale. 

Our new Executive Manager of Science and Conservation said the chance to lead programs helping Australia achieve its 30 by 30 commitment made joining us an irresistible opportunity.

Bush Heritage Australia is urging Australians to help raise $3.5 million to support their critical conservation efforts.

Leading conservation not-for-profit Bush Heritage Australia to protect a property that forms one of the most important waterbird breeding sites in Australia. 

DJAARA, the Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation, and Bush Heritage have a shared plan to guide landscape management across nearly 3,000 hectares in north-west Victoria.

Bush Heritage has secured a highly competitive $1.6 million Game Changer Federal Government grant to develop innovative methods for controlling feral cats.

An ambitious project with Greening Australia will help wildlife move across a globally recognised biodiversity hotspot by restoring critical habitat.