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Autumn 2013
Autumn 2013
Published 20 Mar 2013
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Autumn 2013 newsletter
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Making it count at Naree
It takes a whole lot of planning, preparation and people-power to uncover the true potential of any place, as the upcoming ‘bio-blitz' at Naree Station - our newest property, thanks to our supporters - proves.
A place to breathe
As a Dutch-born immigrant, Grietje Croll first saw the Australian bush with fresh eyes - from the comfort of her new husband's tent. This was the start of a lifelong love affair, and a shared commitment to help protect the Australian bush.
Fighting feral cats at Charles Darwin
It's not just supporters like you who are helping scientists to protect native Australian animals on Bush Heritage reserves - school teachers are on board too.
From the CEO
Gerard O'Neill reports on his visit to Tarcutta Hills reserve and introduces the new reserve managers at Naree Station.
Stories
Making it count at Naree
A place to breathe
Bush lovers joining the fight against feral cats
From the CEO: Touring Tarcutta Hills
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Leave a lasting legacy