Technology in conservation

Join Bush Heritage Australia's Graeme Finlayson and PhD candidate at the University of Adelaide, Saskia Gerhardy, as they chat about the conservation measures that protect this unique landscape and the Plains Wanderer.

Join our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff Bruce Hammond, Stephina Salee and Ross Mitchell as they have a yarn about this year's NAIDOC Week theme 'For Our Elders'.

On the eve of National Careers Week, senior secondary students were invited to join us for this virtual event. Staff presenting the webinar talked about career pathways and opportunities in the field of environmental science and conservation.

Join staff, Jo Axford, Dean Gilligan and Tony Mayo, as they chat about the interlocking conservation measures protecting this unique landscape and its species.

Join Bush Heritage Australia's Heather Campbell, Dr Rebecca Spindler and Vikki Parsley for this new webinar, and an opportunity to ask lots of questions!

It's been a big year in the conservation space in so many ways! At an organisation level, our team has been working harder than ever, including the acquisition of five new reserves.

From camera traps to satellites and drones, to song meters and eco-acoustics, technology has become an essential component of biodiversity conservation, enabling more effective data collection, enhanced management decision-making, and targeted monitoring to measure impact.

Our staff work hand in hand with Traditional Owners to ensure their aspirations, values and cultural complexities are heard, understood and embedded into our work.

Join Clair Dougherty and Vanessa Westcott as they discuss our conservation management process, biodiversity indicators and why ecological insight is the foundation for our work.

Rebecca Spindler and Vikki Parsley discuss blending multiple knowledge systems to provide the evidence base for addressing climate change.

Join our special guests as they showcase an exciting project that supports the endangered Macquarie Perch in the Upper Murrumbidgee River.

Join our staff as they chat about the work undertaken to protect this rare and mysterious bird.

Join our staff as they chat about revegetation efforts underway to protect habitat critically important to native species in south-west WA.

Join Chris and Alison Wilson in this webinar to discuss harvesting native Bluegrass seed at Carnarvon Station Reserve and rehabilitating degraded grasslands.

Looking back at 30 years of Bush Heritage's conservation work and looking forward to 2030.

In this hour-long webinar you'll hear from Paul Bateman who has been part of a volunteer project controlling weeds along the Murrumbidgee River.

Dr Jim Radford discusses methods he's developing for farmers to measure their natural capital – including ecosystem services like biodiversity protection, erosion and flood control.

Meet our science and conservation team for a virtual, future-focused conversation during National Science Week 2021.

A 10-minute presentation by Bush Heritage's Executive Manager Science and Conservation, Dr Rebecca Spindler on the Conservation Futures grant, which came about through the Ian Potter Foundation, and what we're hoping to achieve through this collaborative project with the University of Melbourne, other universities, not-for-profits, the IUCN and many more.

A 50-minute webinar recording with Tassie Reserves Manager, Michael Bretz, and one of our founding directors, and now Life Member and Bush Legacy Circle advocate, Judy Henderson AO.

Sarah Legge (Professor at ANU and a Principal Research Fellow with The University of Queensland) discusses the urgent need for species protection from the impact of cats.

In this 50-minute webinar, Paul and Leanne Hales (Healthy Landscape Manager and Volunteer Coordinator) share their stories with you direct from beautiful Yourka Reserve lookout.

A webinar with our science staff to discuss the impacts of heat and drought on eucalypts at Nardoo Hills in Victoria and our innovative climate-adjusted revegetation project.

Ecologist Angela Sanders and Alex Hams (Healthy Landscape Manager in South West WA) discuss our Fitz-Stirling reserves. Botanist Libby Sandiford  presents  floral assessments.

A year on from the 2019 bushfire season, how Bush Heritage Australia and WIRES are working collaboratively to help secure the future of all native species.

Take a deep dive on Aboriginal Partnerships and right-way science in this 50-minute webinar with Cissy Gore-Birch.