Science & Environment
‘Teddy bear’ bees emerge from burrows in their thousands
The breeding season for the Dawson’s burrowing bee is unlike anything you’ve ever seen.
Tag: Bush Heritage
History & Culture
Australia’s most isolated people share their advice for keeping busy in lockdown
Bush Heritage reserve managers and field staff guide us through the uncertain months that lie ahead.
Science & Environment
The plan to create a 1000km continuous corridor of bushland known as the ‘Gondwana Link’
Conservationists, property owners and community groups are working side by side in southern Western Australia to create a 1000km continuous corridor of bushland.
Science & Environment
Shark Bay sheep station turned into conservation reserve
A 202,000ha former sheep station on the edge of Shark Bay, WA, has become an internationally important conservation reserve.
Wildlife
GALLERY: Pullen Pullen Reserve, QLD
The 56,000 hectare Pullen Pullen reserve in western Queensland was established as a sanctuary in 2016. Containing the only known population of the endangered night parrots in the world, the reserves exact location remains unknown to the public as a precautionary measure. Read more about how the Pullen Pullen reserve in AG editor John Pickrell’s feature from AG#134, out now.
Wildlife
New footage of the night parrot
The first clear images and video footage of Australia’s most elusive bird have been captured in south-western Queensland
Wildlife
Gallery: Private conservation to protect native species
Private reserves now protect many native species and are helping to increase population sizes and extend ranges.