The Thorny Devil Gift Card
The Thorny Devil is much gentler than its name suggests. This ant-eating reptile can change colour and has grooves between its scales that channel moisture to its mouth!
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Wandering slowly through native grasses is the endearing echidna. Nomadic, shy and solitary they can be found on most of Bush Heritage’s reserves and hold the title for Australia’s most widespread native mammal.
Habitat loss caused by the removal of fallen logs, tree stumps and native understory vegetation is the primary threat to the echidna’s existence. However, Bush Heritage’s on-ground conservation work and active management of reserves are working to ensure echidnas and their landscapes continue to thrive.
This bushgift supports Bush Heritage’s work helping to preserve the myriad of native plant and animal species found on our reserves across Australia.
Photo by Jason Edwards.
Find out more about Bush Heritage’s active landscape management.
Wandering slowly through native grasses is the endearing echidna. Nomadic, shy and solitary they can be found on most of Bush Heritage’s reserves and hold the title for Australia’s most widespread native mammal.
Habitat loss caused by the removal of fallen logs, tree stumps and native understory vegetation is the primary threat to the echidna’s existence. However, Bush Heritage’s on-ground conservation work and active management of reserves are working to ensure echidnas and their landscapes continue to thrive.
This bushgift supports Bush Heritage’s work helping to preserve the myriad of native plant and animal species found on our reserves across Australia.
Photo by Jason Edwards.
Find out more about Bush Heritage’s active landscape management.