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BushTracks Autumn 2016
Published 20 Mar 2016
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Autumn 2016
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Maggie nose best
A four-legged friend working to protect Night Parrots.
From the CEO
Twenty-five years ago, a small group of people began what is now Bush Heritage.
Happy 10th birthday Cravens Peak
Remembering the remarkable people that have brought it this far.
Discovering the Dugong
Monitoring the mysterious marine mammal in the Kimberley.
By the light of the moon
Volunteer Gary Simpson is helping monitor and protect the Loggerhead Turtle.
Apples and androids: The future of wildlife monitoring?
Volunteer Tom Sjolund explores smartphone use in wildlife monitoring.
Bob Brown’s photographic journey of our reserves
Bob's new book Green Nomads details a trip visiting numerous Bush Heritage properties.
Stories
Maggie nose best
From the CEO - making a difference
Happy 10th birthday Cravens Peak
Discovering the Dugong
Turtles by the light of the moon
Apples & Androids: The future of wildlife monitoring?
Bob Brown’s photographic tour
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