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Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Published 21 Dec 2013
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Charting the change
Charles Darwin Reserve, at the junction of two major bioregions, is ideal for a long-term study into how climate change is impacting native plants and animals.
Rock-wallabies unveiled on Yourka
Bush Heritage Director of Science, Jim Radford, shares his excitement over rock wallabies being found on Yourka Reserve.
Falling for the Fitz-Stirling
Bush Heritage is joining forces with like-minded neighbours in south-west Western Australia.
From the CEO
"In October, the Top 50 Philanthropic Gifts of All Time were announced in Melbourne. Bush Heritage was the recipient of not one but two of the extraordinary gifts recognised."
Stories
Long-term climate change study
Rock-wallabies unveiled on Yourka
Falling for the Fitz-Stirling
From the CEO: The Top 50 Philanthropic Gifts
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