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Bushtracks magazine
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Bushtracks Summer 2014-15
Published 20 Dec 2014
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Summer 2014 newsletter
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Protecting vulnerable natives from ferals
Across Australia we employ various methods to control ferals.
The Umpila Rocky Lake survey
A team of Umpila rangers, ecologists and our staff recently spent 4 weeks surveying on Umpila traditional lands on Cape York.
Bush Blitz unearths new discoveries
The national Bush Blitz program recently visited Carnarvon Reserve.
The scent of a quoll
Some border collies have been helping us sniff out quolls!
Snapshots to savour
Photographer Boris Hlavica is running a workshop on Boolcoomatta. Here he shares some tips.
Caretakers of the desert
Recent retirees Mick and Kerry Moylan spent a month at Ethabuka.
From the CEO
Gerard O'Neill on highlights from the World Parks Congress.
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