Media releases

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

Nature lovers around Australia will soon be raising a cup, mug or glass to give nature a much-needed pick-me-up.

Empowering Aboriginal-led Traditional Knowledge to conserve wildlife and nature will be the focus of the 14th annual Celebrating Women in Conservation Breakfast on Friday 28 February at the Grand Ballroom, Sofitel Hotel on Wurundjeri Country. 

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 national conservation not-for-profit Bush Heritage Australia yesterday launched a shared plan to guide landscape management across nearly 3,000 hectares of Bush Heritage-managed reserves in north-west Victoria.

Bush Heritage has secured a highly competitive $1.6 million Game Changer Federal Government grant to work with eVorta and Timberscope to develop innovative methods for controlling feral cat populations across Australia.

An ambitious project, jointly managed by Bush Heritage Australia and Greening Australia, will help wildlife move across a globally recognised biodiversity hotspot by restoring a critical piece of habitat between the Fitzgerald River and the Stirling Range National Parks in southern Western Australia.

Bush Heritage Australia has made a significant purchase of the quirkily named Dodgey Downs, creating nearly 4,000 hectares of connected bushland in this globally significant biodiversity hotspot for threatened species such as Noolbenger (Honey Possum), Gnow (Malleefowl) and Ngoolark (Carnaby’s Cockatoo).

Leading conservation not-for-profit Bush Heritage Australia, together with Bidjara Traditional Owners, have celebrated Edgbaston Reserve’s new Special Wildlife Reserve status.

Meet Sanstrom, a new conservation property on Dja Dja Wurrung Country in Central Victoria. Learn about the role it will play in protecting Australia’s ecosystems.

The critically endangered Central Rock-rat has been sighted on Hewitt’s Narwietooma property following ecological surveys conducted in partnership with Bush Heritage Australia.

Moving beyond divisions to create a united approach to address climate change and nature loss will be the focus of the 13th annual Celebrating Women in Conservation Breakfast

The once locally extinct Brushtail Possum is confidently exploring a wildlife corridor on Badimia Country in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.

Highly respected conservation sector leader Rachel Lowry has joined Bush Heritage Australia as the organisation’s new CEO.

We have a rare opportunity to purchase Evelyn Downs Station and protect a unique landscape that's around the size of the ACT.