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Stories from Bushtracks Winter

Winter 2023

13/06/2023 13/06/2023

Bushtracks Winter 2023

Stories about Bush Heritage’s enthusiasm and preparation for our future, guided by our 2030 Strategy.

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A flooded claypan at Pilungah Reserve. By Ingo Schomacker

BUSHTRACKS 13/06/2023

A dry flood

In summer vast tracts of Central West Queensland’s channel country were covered in water. Our Pilungah and Ethabuka reserves are now preparing for the other side of the ‘boom-bust’ cycle.

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BUSHTRACKS 13/06/2023

Angela McLean's happy place

A restored patch of remnant native scrub on Ngarrindjeri Country, South Australia.

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Woodlands at Tarcutta Hills. By Annette Ruzicka

BUSHTRACKS 13/06/2023

The first of many flames

A cultural burn at Tarcutta Hills Reserve, Wiradjuri Country, lights the way for the revival of right-way fire practices.

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BUSHTRACKS 13/06/2023

Returning to Country

In Western Australia's Southwest Botanical Province, when Badimia, Bimarra and Barna come together, great things happen.

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View from Mount Kerang on Nardoo Hills Reserve. By Belinda Lees

BUSHTRACKS 13/06/2023

Mapping our future

The ‘Climate Futures’ project helps us stay one step ahead of the climate curve. It's a long-term analysis of how the climate is likely to change in our priority landscapes and the expected impacts.

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Golden Wattle at Nardoo Hills Reserve. By Amelia Caddy

BUSHTRACKS 13/06/2023

Thank you

Thank you to everyone who has so generously donated in Winter 2023 to support our conservation projects.

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