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Bushtracks magazine
Summer 2012-13
Summer 2012-13
Published 21 Dec 2012
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Summer 2012
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Around Naree
From quiet waters where stilts wade, to open woodlands and foraging emus, Naree Station has a surprise around every corner. Here, we share the unique parts of Naree that you can help protect forever.
The people who loved Naree
Naree Station has found a place in the hearts of many who have helped to protect its wetlands and woodlands. A Traditional Owner, a scientist and Naree's former owners talk about what Naree means to them.
A love for life on Naree
Some birds attract a mate with a beautiful song, some flash their bright feathers and some, like the brolga or the Australian crane, like to do "a bit of a dance".
The magic of Naree
Our newest reserve, a 14,400-hectare property located 150km north-west of Bourke in the remote north west of New South Wales, is aptly described as "wetlands in the outback".
From the CEO
Gerard O'Neill pays tribute to Mauritz "Mo" Pieterse who perished in tragic circumstances last month on Bush Heritage's Ethabuka Reserve where he worked as a Field Officer.