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Bush Heritage has secured a $1.6 million Federal Government grant to work with eVorta and Timberscope to develop innovative methods for controlling feral cats.

An ambitious project, jointly managed by Bush Heritage Australia and Greening Australia, will help wildlife move across a globally recognised biodiversity hotspot.

Bush Heritage has made a significant purchase of the quirkily named Dodgey Downs, creating nearly 4,000 hectares of connected bushland in a globally significant biodiversity hotspot.

‘Generation Restoration’ is this year’s World Environmental Day theme, and it couldn’t be more aptly timed alongside our campaign to purchase and restore Dodgey Downs.

Together with Bidjara Traditional Owners, we've celebrated Edgbaston Reserve’s new Special Wildlife Reserve status.

In the magnificent biodiversity of southwest WA, on Goreng-Noongar Country, the great dividing lines between vegetation and cleared land are stark.

The purchase of Sanstrom, on Dja Dja Wurrung Country, Central Victoria, represents a significant step in our ability to reconnect remnant forest in a landscape that has been largely cleared

The critically endangered Central Rock-rat has been sighted on Hewitt’s Narwietooma property following ecological surveys conducted in partnership with Bush Heritage Australia.

National not-for-profit Bush Heritage Australia has launched a campaign asking Australians to donate the cost of their daily cuppa to help protect our environment for future generations.

Moving beyond divisions to create a united approach to address climate change and nature loss will be the focus of the 13th annual Celebrating Women in Conservation Breakfast on Friday 1 March at the Glasshouse on Wurundjeri Country.

The once locally extinct Brushtail Possum is confidently exploring a wildlife corridor in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, created by neighbouring wildlife reserves managed by conservation leaders Australian Wildlife Conservancy and Bush Heritage Australia.

While the population seemed to be doing well, October 2019 brought bad news; a dead juvenile Night Parrot was found caught in the Mount Windsor boundary fence.

Highly respected conservation sector leader Rachel Lowry has joined Bush Heritage as our new CEO. Rachel brings a track record of delivering regenerative conservation outcomes for some of Australia’s leading conservation organisations.

We have a rare opportunity to purchase Evelyn Downs Station and protect a unique landscape that's around the size of the ACT. This spectacular property, located in South Australia's Painted Desert, is of high ecological and cultural value and will provide habitat for over 60 plant and animal species of conservation significance.

Bush Heritage Australia has been informed by our former telemarketing partner Pareto Phone that it has experienced a data security breach and that some donor information has been impacted.

After 4.5 years, Bush Heritage Australia CEO Heather Campbell has announced her departure from one of Australia’s largest conservation organisations, leaving a thriving organisation on track to deliver its ambitious 2030 strategy.

Bush Heritage Australia, a leading not-for-profit conservation organisation that protects ecosystems and wildlife across the continent, has today launched a new brand strategy and identity, created in partnership with FutureBrand Australia.