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Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Published 20 Jun 2015
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Winter 2015
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Double the impact in outback wetlands
Through a new partnership with South Endeavour Trust, we've begun managing Yantabulla Station adjacent to Naree Reserve.
Science: Expanding our horizons
We’re planning to double the capacity of our science program by 2025.
Lessons in nature: our student partners
University students across Australia are conducting valuable research on our reserves.
BMW Boxers and the Kerr’s bush legacy
A motorbike and appetite for adventure has taken supporters Geoff and Elizabeth Kerr all over Australia.
Volunteering – it’s good for you too!
New research is shedding light on the physical and mental health benefits to volunteers, particularly those who volunteer in the outdoors.
Save the date: Blues for the Bush 2015
Preparations are already underway for the third annual Charles Darwin Reserve Open Day and Blues for the Bush concert in WA this spring.
From the CEO
There’s never been better access to knowledge and information and yet there's much we still need to know.
Stories
Double the impact in outback wetlands
Lessons in nature: our student partners
Science: Expanding our horizons
Volunteering – it’s good for you too!
BMW Boxers and the Kerr’s bush legacy
Save the date: Blues for the Bush 2015
From the CEO - Our Science Plan
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