Bushtracks magazine

Since humble beginnings 30 years ago, Bush Heritage, has grown to protect an area of land that equates to half the size of Victoria, spanning a breathtaking variety of ecosystems and habitats.

Olkola Elder Mike Ross is a Bush Hero whose visionary leadership has had a profound impact on Olkola country and people.

A young researcher is learning the language of Western Grasswrens at Hamelin Station Reserve to assist with one of Australia’s most ambitious ecological restoration projects.

Bush Heritage’s new President Sue O’Connor is happiest photographing a wind-whipped coast at dawn, or out in the bush learning about our reserves and partnerships.

Vital species live in Carnarvon Station Reserve’s endangered bluegrass grasslands. A new seed harvesting project is helping to ensure their survival in the face of climate change.

One of the questions we asked in the study was ‘are the wallabies, Euros and goats competing for the same food source? And we found a significant overlap in their diets.

Right up in the northern corner of Scottsdale Reserve, up near the Murrumbidgee River, there's a rocky outcrop that retains much of its pre-European beauty, having never been ploughed or pasture improved.

Thanks to the many supporters who generously donated to our work in Summer 2021.