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2016
Summer 2016
Summer 2016
Published 14 Nov 2016
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Summer 2016 newsletter
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Summer 2016
Bringing Alwal home
Our partnership with Olkola Aboriginal Corporation aims to bring the Golden-shouldered Parrot back from the brink.
From the CEO – visiting Olkola Country
The thing I remember most clearly about my first visit to Olkola country is waking up early and listening to the dawn chorus of birds...
Scottsdale's loveable larrikin – the Platypus
Chilly temperatures can’t deter a small group of volunteers from getting to know Scottsdale's Platypus population a little better.
Penelope Hacker – wildlife defender
A childhood spent in Africa gave our supporter Penelope Hacker a deep love of wildlife that she brought home to Australia.
Night Parrots spreading their wings
"We’ve got recordings of their calls, we’ve got information about nesting, and we’ve tagged two with tracking devices. I struggle to find the words to describe how exciting that is.” - Steve Murphy, lead Night Parrot researcher.
Canoeing in the desert – Ethabuka Reserve under water
At least 330mls of rain has fallen this year but lately it’s been too wet to reach the weather station. Safe to say it's been very wet!
Plan your 2017 holidays
Thinking about your travel plans for 2017? Why not include a Bush Heritage Reserve?
Remembered in nature
Thanks to the many supporters who have generously donated to our work.
Stories
Bringing home Alwal
From the CEO - visiting Olkola Country
Scottsdale’s loveable larrikin
Penelope Hacker: Wildlife defender
Night Parrots spreading their wings
Canoeing in the desert: Ethabuka under water
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