Category: Nature and landscapes
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01st September 2015
A home near the Range!
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22nd May 2015
Opening the gate that needs to stay closed
Balijup opening. Photo Louise Duxbury A great day in the bush with a great mob of people and a great achievement. The Balijup Fauna Sanctuary has now been officially opened by Terry (Tuck) Waldron…
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01st May 2015
So rewarding to surveying Monjebup’s bush
Libby Sandiford and Angela Sanders undertaking a vegetation survey at Monjebup. Photo Jessica Wyld Photography. And you would be laughing too, if you’d just worked out that, per area, the patch of…
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14th March 2015
Wildlife enclosure at Yongergnow
Some friends at the Yongergnow launch. Photo Keith Bradby A delightful afternoon with friends and colleagues of Gondwana Link at the launch of the Yongergnow Malleefowl Centre’s new Wildlife…
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23rd February 2015
Balijup Farm predator proof fence
Predator proof fencing goes in at Balijup. Photo Basil Schur Construction has nearly completed on the 4.3km predator proof fence to create a 111 hectare conservation enclosure on Balijup Farm, in…
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10th December 2013
Wallaby Gates field day
Wallaby Gates Field Day. Photo courtesy of Basil Schur. A Wallaby Gates Field Day to promote the installation of ‘Wallaby gates’ into ringlock fencing. The gates, which are visible on the left…
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10th October 2013
Sandplains spectacular flowering
Sandplain heath near Lake King in full flower. Photo Amanda Keesing The good winter rains have resulted in spectacular flowering in the Great Western Woodland’s southern sandplain heath….
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27th March 2010
Old shed becomes new homes
Angela Sanders and Simon Smale collecting materials to build reptile habitat. Photo Amanda Keesing Bush Heritage Australia’s Angela Sanders and Simon Smale are loading old wooden planks and…
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31st January 2010
Those marvellous megapodes
Photo Jiri & Marie Lochman Those marvellous megapodes, the mallee fowl, are coming to the end of another breeding season, with nest mounds starting to have that ’emptied out’ look.
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