Healthy Country Protected Forever | Bush Heritage Australia
网页Bush Heritage set to tackle single greatest driver of mammal extinctions with AI. Bush Heritage has secured a highly competitive $1.6 million Game Changer Federal Government grant to work with eVorta and Timberscope to develop innovative methods for controlling feral cat populations across Australia. Bush Heritage Australia is a leading not-for ...
About | Bush Heritage Australia
网页Who we are. Bush Heritage is a leading not-for-profit conservation organisation that protects ecosystems and wildlife across the continent. We use the best science, conservation and right-way knowledge to deliver landscape-scale impact. We are a unified force for nature, grounded in science and culture. We’re on the ground, working with ...
Our work | Bush Heritage Australia
网页We are deepening and doubling our impact by 2030. We will work to protect, restore and heal land across 30 million hectares. 2023–2024 was a time of depth and growth. We acquired our largest reserve to date and made progress towards many of the goals in our 2030 Strategy. Bush Heritage buys or acquires land of high conservation value to ...
Queensland | Bush Heritage Australia
网页Our reserves and partnerships in Queensland protect over 1.4 million hectares. , this is one of the few remaining strongholds for woodland species largely lost to the rest of eastern Australia. Protects hundreds of native species, and provides habitat for the endangered. Bluegrass grassland on the Channin Creek floodplain, Carnarvon Station ...
Annual Impact Report | Bush Heritage Australia
网页A year of depth and growth. Our Impact Report 2023-24 reflects 12 months of vital achievements for nature. Thank you for making these possible and allowing us to meet the environmental challenges of today and tomorrow. This year, in line with our 2030 Strategy, we proved our ability to grow and deliver deep impact.
Ethabuka | Bush Heritage Australia
网页Ethabuka Reserve is part of Wangkamadla country, with rock paintings and significant ceremonial sites scattered across the reserve. The reserve once lay on a trade route stretching from Queensland’s Gulf of Carpentaria all the way to South Australia. The local narcotic plant pituri was traded in return for stone knives, seashells and even ...
Visit our reserves | Bush Heritage Australia
网页2024年9月16日 — Visit our reserves. Access to the places we protect is managed to minimise environmental impact, disruptions to our conservation work, and for safety. For these reasons, it's not possible for us to offer general access to all our properties. But this page will be updated with new opportunities to visit, as they become available.
Grass trees | Bush Heritage Australia
网页Grass trees are iconic plants, recognisable even to budding botanists. All 66 species are only found in Australia. They're all perennial, flowering plants. The smallest species grows to about 1m, others reach 6m tall. Grass tree leaves are narrow, linear and stiff. Where present, old leaves often hang down and form a ‘skirt’ around the base ...
2030 Strategy | Bush Heritage Australia
网页2030 Strategy. We intend to deepen and double our impact by 2030 – protecting, restoring and regenerating a total of 30 million hectares of land (an area larger than the state of Victoria). With your help, we intend to: Work with farmers and other land managers to enhance biodiversity across over 10 million hectares of agricultural land ...
Our priorities | Bush Heritage Australia
网页The bush is a place of awe and wonder – with its sand dune swales and lichen-soaked forests, its rugged bark and flowering banksias. Our purpose is to return the bush to good health, so we can pass these wonders on to the next generations. But over the past 200 years, the balance of our delicate ecosystems has been thrown off and the dual ...