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As well as buying land for conservation we also seek to partner with neighbours and local conservation groups to expand our footprint and impact the environment on a landscape scale.

South Endeavour Trust

When Yantabulla Station, a property adjoining our Naree Station Reserve in the heart of the Paroo-Warrego wetlands, was purchased for conservation by the South Endeavor Trust, it made sense for us to manage it.

With skilled land managers already on the ground at Naree, we've partnered with South Endeavour Trust to manage the area as one consolidated reserve. This more than doubled our conservation footprint in the area and provided major efficiencies.

These properties sit about 150 km north-west of Bourke on the inland floodplains of northern NSW. They're one of the most important water bird sites in Australia.

Naree & Yantabulla Station
A map of reserves and national parks in the Yantabulla Swamp/Cuttaburra Creek landscape.
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A map of reserves and national parks in the Yantabulla Swamp/Cuttaburra Creek landscape.
BHA ecologist Matt Appleby with Midlands farmer Valerie Le Maitre.
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Matt with Valerie le Maitre on Tasmanian Midlands country. Photo Amelia Caddy.

The Midlands Conservation Partnership

The Tasmanian Midlands is home to some of the most threatened ecosystems in the world – temperate grasslands and grassy woodlands. The Midlands Conservation Partnership (MCP) brings farmers and conservationists together to protect these important landscapes and the species that call them home.

Established in 2011, the MCP is a joint initiative of Bush Heritage Australia and the Tasmanian Land Conservancy.

Tasmanian Midlandscapes Project

Arid Recovery

The South Australian Rangelands Alliance is a partnership with Arid Recovery in the Roxby Downs region, where 60% of mammal species have been lost since European settlement.

Arid Recovery has a 123 km2 fenced reserve where it's successfully reintroduced threatened mammals – the Burrowing Bettong, Greater Bilby, Greater Stick Nest Rat and Western-barred Bandicoot.

Our nearby Bon Bon and Boolcoomatta reserves make us ideal partners to collaborate on shared conservation goals.

Arid Recovery
Burrowing Bettong on the Arid Recovery Reserve SA.
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Burrowing Bettong on the Arid Recovery Reserve SA. Photo Rebecca Spindler.
Aerial view of revegetation work on the Murrumbidgee River at Scottsdale Reserve.
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The tiny dots on the left are hundreds of new native plants put in at Scottsdale Reserve to help improve river health. Photo Annette Ruzicka.

Upper Murrumbidgee Demonstration Reach

The Upper Murrumbidgee Demonstration Reach (UMDR) is a 100 km section of the Murrumbidgee River, established to demonstrate various ways to support the recovery of native fish.

The reach runs from Bredbo in NSW to Casuarina Sands in the ACT. It includes a section of our Scottsdale Reserve where various projects, including carp control and willow reduction have been conducted.

Key partners in the project include Bush Heritage Australia, the Murray Darling Basin Authority, the ACT Government, Upper Murrumbidgee Waterwatch, Icon Water, The Australian River Restoration Centre, Local Land Services, University of Canberra and the NSW Government.

UMDR website

Gunduwa

The Gunduwa Regional Conservation Association was created alongside the Mount Gibson and Extension Hill iron ore mines, as a local community structure to help offset their environmental impact. Incorporated in 2015, it’s now managed by a committee of 10 members and works in the region bound by the townships of Beacon, Wubin, Morawa and Payne’s Find, about 350 km north of Perth.

Gunduwa is the local Badimaya name for echidna.

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A restored paddock at Monjebup Reserve.
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A restored paddock at Monjebup Reserve. Photo Grassland Films.

Gondwana Link

The first project of its kind in Australia, Gondwana Link's ambitious aim is to restore and reconnect fragmented habitats between the Stirling Ranges and Fitzgerald River National Parks in south-west WA. This would create a 1,000 km stretch of linked native vegetation from the karri forests of the south-west to the Great Western Woodlands around Kalgoorlie.

Our Chereninup Creek, Monjebup, Red Moort, Ediegarrup and Beringa reserves all contribute to the project. Gondwana Link also encompasses many private landholders and we're working in partnership with some (such as Chingarup Sanctuary and Yarraweyah Falls) to help with conservation management.

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