Webinar: Bringing fish back to our rivers

The fight to save a tiny fish from extinction could hang on efforts to halt the upstream spread of its invasive foe.

A long-awaited return to sacred water sites on Karajarri Country provides Elders and rangers with the chance to preserve knowledge and protect country for future generations.

Big Sky Country Podcast: There's life at Naree Station Reserve on Budjiti country in NSW - though it might not look like it on most days. But when the water arrives, either by rain or river, the landscape comes alive.

The bushfires of January 2020 left Australia’s second-longest river, the Murrumbidgee, thick with ash and silt. Now, its waters are clearer thanks to a community-led effort to restore its health.

Representatives from conservation groups, NSW and ACT state governments and the community came together in Canberra recently to discuss the future of the upper Murrumbidgee River.

Some recently announced federal funding will directly support native fish species in the upper Murumbidgee River.

At Naree Station Reserve, water is as precious and rare as gold. Our job: to make sure that when the water comes – either from the sky or down the rivers – the land is ready. 

Antia Brademann discovers that for the people who live and work on the upper Murrumbidgee River, it is more than just a waterway; it is a way of life that connects them all.

A group of dedicated volunteers is helping to shed light on Platypus populations in the upper Murrumbidgee River.

Restoring the riverbanks of the Upper Murrumbidgee has provided new hope for the endangered Macquarie Perch.

Bush Heritage is taking its renowned science-backed approach underwater to unlock the secrets of Hamelin Pool.

Hear from three of our awesome Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff as they yarn about conservation partnerships, and this year's NAIDOC theme, '50 Years of Deadly'.

Learn about our wonderful opportunity to purchase and protect Wanarra with Shelley Foster and Fiamma Riviera, streaming live from neighbouring Charles Darwin Reserve.

Join us in recognising and celebrating the incredible contribution our volunteers make toward our vision of Healthy Country, Protected Forever.

As we reach the mid-point of our 2030 Strategy, CEO Rachel Lowry and Exec Manager of Science & Conservation, Dr Bruce Webber, chat about progress and challenges.