Our priority landscapes
Shaded areas on the map indicate our priority landscapes – areas we've identified as in need of increased protection to safeguard nationally significant ecosystems. They've been chosen for their conservation value, our capacity to help protect them, and the degree to which they're already protected through Australia’s National Reserve System – a combined network of publically and privately protected lands.
Our reserves
Bush Heritage owns 37 reserves covering 1.2 million hectares of land across Australia. These are protected, forever. We look after this country to ensure the vibrant living things that call these landscapes home remain healthy and thriving.
- Queensland:
Reedy Creek, Currumbin Valley, Goonderoo, Carnarvon, Pullen Pullen, Edgbaston, Ethabuka, Cravens Peak, Yourka, Fan Palm
- New South Wales:
Nameless Sylvan, Tarcutta Hills, Brogo, Burrin Burrin, Scottsdale, Naree
- South Australia:
Bon Bon, Boolcoomatta
- Victoria:
John C Griffin, Nardoo Hills
- Western Australia:
Kojonup, Beringa, Chereninup Creek, Monjebup (including Monjebup North), Hamelin, Eurardy, Charles Darwin
- Tasmania:
Liffey Valley Reserves, South Esk Pine, Friendly Beaches
Aboriginal partnerships
We work in partnership with several Aboriginal groups to plan and deliver conservation and socio-economic outcomes on their land and sea country. Our total partnerships cover a management area of 10.1 million hectares. We also work with Traditional Owner groups across our reserves to manage country and return the bush to good health.
Regional partnerships
We collaborate with private landholders, communities, and other conservation groups across Australia that share our vision of ‘healthy Country, protected forever’. By engaging with and within communities, we achieve so much more than we could if we were working alone.